As part of its mission to bear witness to the lessons of history and to remember victims of persecution, Music of Remembrance has commissioned a...
In their 25th anniversary season, the Esoterics reimagine familiar musical forms.
Performed with Zen-like concentration by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and Chorale under conductor Ludovic Morlot, the world premiere of “Become Desert" rebooted fundamental assumptions about...
John Luther Adams' follow-up to his Grammy- and Pulitzer-winning — and Taylor Swift-gift-spurring — “Become Ocean" melds music and environmental awareness; it debuts at the...
The Danish conductor is back in town leading the Seattle Symphony for his first time since last October’s announcement that he will take over the...
Performances by adventurous cellist Seth Parker Woods are not only ear-opening: They expand your perceptions of his instrument’s identity itself.
Byron Schenkman & Friends combine instrumental and vocal pieces in their program celebrating the multifaceted musical poetry of Robert and Clara Schumann.
Seattle Baroque Orchestra will perform the world premiere of Aaron Grad’s “Strange Seasons,” a concerto featuring his hand-built, one-of-a-kind electric theorbo and that is an...
This season, Ludovic Morlot brings a special focus to a composer for whom he feels an affinity. Two programs in November feature the music of...
Dmitry Sinkovsky, a musical phenomenon who plays virtuoso violin, sings as a countertenor and conducts, visits the Seattle Symphony throughout this season for a collaborative...