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The pianist Peter Serkin and cellist Fred Sherry are both known for their brilliant renderings of classical repertoire, as well as for their passionate advocacy and electrifying performances of contemporary music. They will present Beethoven's last...

Edward T. Cone Concert Series Post-Concert Discussion Friday, February 20, 2015 A Harp, a Viola, and a Flute Bridget Kibbey, Jack Stulz, Julietta Curenton With its unique instrumental combination and seductive sound, Debussy's Sonata for Flute...

Michele Beck has received acclaim for her work in video and performance. In her videos she often films herself wearing costumes of her own making, concealing her entire body, head and face. In My Erotic Body, a work that could broadly be...

Winner of the 2013 Women's Prize for Fiction, A.M. Homes' sixth novel, May We Be Forgiven, is a darkly comic tale of twenty-first-century domestic life and the possibility of personal transformation. Harold Silver has spent a lifetime watching his...

The acclaimed chorus The Crossing performed David Lang's Pulitzer Prize-winning work, The Little Match Girl Passion, which combines the haunting Hans Christian Andersen story with additional texts to create a rich, enthralling, multi-layered...

The distinguished Argento Ensemble performed Sebastian Currier’s "Deep-Sky Objects"—a cycle of songs with text by Sarah Manguso that portray longing and desire on an intergalactic scale—as well as "Das Lied von der Erde" by Mahler, arranged by...

In 1982, Ligeti wrote his Horn Trio, calling it a homage to Brahms. It was an important turning point in Ligeti’s musical style, when his modern­ist aesthetic shifted and he began to look back to the past. The superb Nunc Ensemble performed both the...

In 1982, Ligeti wrote his Horn Trio, calling it a homage to Brahms. It was an important turning point in Ligeti’s musical style, when his modern­ist aesthetic shifted and he began to look back to the past. The superb Nunc Ensemble performed both the...

The Edward T. Cone Concert Series continued on November 22 with Musical Geographies, featuring Lara St. John and Martin Kennedy. Over the years, acclaimed violinist Lara St. John has collected thousands of folk tunes from Eastern Europe and the...

The Edward T. Cone Concert Series season opened on Friday October 11 with Sight and Sound, featuring the celebrated Cassatt String Quartet. The program included a new work by Bruce Adolphe based on the life and paintings of Impressionist painter...