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Three visionary acts collide in spontaneous, joyful collaboration. New-music powerhouse Sō Percussion joins indie-folk storyteller Kate Stables and avant-pop innovator Helado Negro for an unforgettable evening.
Bosnian singer-songwriter Damir Imamović shares the narrative power and gorgeous melancholy of sevdah music, blending Roma, Slavic, and Sephardic influences while preserving folk tradition with vibrantly evolving artistry.
Grammy-winning violinist Charles Yang (one-third of the acclaimed Time for Three) fuses classical mastery with popular influences, from Rachmaninoff to The Beatles. Full of virtuosity and heart, Yang celebrates creativity and music's limitless possibilities.
When spoken word and jazz unite, when voice and saxophone speak in dialogue and as one: what happens? An afternoon of alchemical artistry. Amanda Shea—an artist at the intersection of poetry, music, social justice, and culture—brings a dynamic creative voice that blends spoken word with a wide range of musical styles. Tim Hall is a saxophonist (and spoken word artist), an educator, a session musician, and a bandleader: he's a cultural connector who, in his many roles, lifts others up in support and celebration.
Latin Grammy winners Flor de Toloache cast a spell with healing voices and sisterhood. Drawing from ranchera, cumbia, salsa, jazz, and rock, this bold ensemble pushes mariachi into uncharted territory.
Pianist Zlata Chochieva returns with music of overwhelming emotional intensity, from Beethoven's volcanic fury to Ravel's supernatural terror, navigating this storm with fierce passion and unearthly delicacy.
Two guitarists playing instruments made by the same luthier from the same tree bring fresh perspective to Bach's Goldberg Variations, passing voices and counterpoint with telepathic intimacy and a single musical mind.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.
Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor Huang Yi takes the stage with an industrial robot arm, showcasing the push and pull between humanity and technology through choreography that celebrates beauty, tenderness, and nuance. At the Museum of Science's cutting-edge Bloomberg Public Science Common.