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Earplay’s 38th season continues with a concert program that includes the world premiere of works by local composers, Wyatt Cannon and Byron Au Yong, along with the 2022 Aird Prize winning entry by Andrea Portera, and pieces by Jihyun Kim and Brian Banks.
The San Francisco-based Wooden Fish Ensemble celebrates the 120th year of Korean immigration to the United States with a concert featuring traditional Korean music and the World Premiere of Hyo-shin Na’s From Korea to America – 120 Years and Beyond.
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Featuring two newly commissioned works by Bay Area composers, this program features pieces evoking moods both calm and stormy, with Italian volcanoes, Brazilian rainforests, Japanese seas, English forests, New York rain showers, French spring mornings, and California canyons.
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Presenting powerful live music experiences through fresh and informed interpretations of established masterworks and under-appreciated gems, the Ives Collective performs works by Grażnya Bacewicz, Amy Beach, and Antonín Dvořák.
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This program features uncompromising piano scores are deeply spiritual and strikingly expressive by three of the most original and influential Eastern European women composers—Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, Galina Ustvolskaya, and Sofia Gubaidulina, performed by Daniela Mineva, who The New York Times called a ““vibrant and expressive performer who could steal the show in every concert”.
