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West Coast, Left Coast: Adams and Kronos Quartet
Thursday, December 3, 2009, 8:00 PM
Walt Disney Concert Hall
(Map/Directions)
111 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012
323.850.2000
- Other Performances:
- Friday, December 4, 2009, 11:00 AM (Friday Midday)
- Featured Artists:
- Los Angeles Philharmonic
- John Adams, conductor
- Jayce Ogren, conductor
- Kronos Quartet, guest ensemble
- Joanne Pearce Martin, piano
- Bing Wang, violin
| Goldsmith: Music for Orchestra | Details | |
| Bates: Liquid Interface | Details | |
| Waxman: Tristan and Isolde Fantasie | Details | |
| Newman: It Got Dark (LAPA commission; world premiere) | Details |
Additional Info:
Please note that conductor Leonard Slatkin has had to withdraw from the December 3 and 4, 2009 orchestral subscription concerts due to his ongoing recovery from a recent heart attack. He will be replaced by conductors John Adams and Jayce Ogren, who will split the program as follows: John Adams conducts Tom Newman’s It Got Dark and Mason Bates’ Liquid Interface and Jayce Ogren leads Goldsmith’s Music for Orchestra and Waxman’s Tristan and Isolde Fantasy. The program remains the same.
Part of the West Coast, Left Coast Festival
The trend-setting and fearlessly iconoclastic Kronos Quartet gives the world premiere of a piece written specifically for the renowned ensemble on this Hollywood-related program. Along with the LA Phil, Kronos performs the orchestral version of It Got Dark by award-winning film and TV composer – and member of the Newman dynasty – Thomas Newman (WALL•E, Angels in America, Road to Perdition, Six Feet Under, Boston Public, Finding Nemo, American Beauty, The Green Mile and many more).
Related Media:
Mason Bates official website
Links to clips of Bates’ classical compositions here
Thomas Newman NPR interview
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