Magical, mystical journeys – real, imagined, and spiritual – coursing through sound and time, hereditary history and the Scottish highlands, and an ancient Egyptian guide to the after-life (as interpreted through the lens of a Bill Viola video installation). New York Premieres of works by Flannery Cunningham, Sebastian Currier, and Kevin Puts.

The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 5th Avenue, New York, NY

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Works inspired by ancestral roots by Gabriela Lena Frank and David Schiff, and by Copland House Residents or Fellows Reena Esmail, Saad Haddad, and Angel Lam, Gabriela Lena Frank. Part of a Music from Copland House residency at Dickinson College, 2/25-28.

Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA

Migration, identity, and assimilation across the generations, heard through a contemporary re-mix of sounds of ancestral homelands, family roots, and ethnic and cultural heritage. New York Premieres by Angel Lam and Pierre Jalbert, plus works by Reena Esmail, Saad Haddad, and David Schiff.

The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 5th Avenue, New York, NY

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The Victorian, high-Romantic muse, home-grown and imported, with works by Amy Beach and Bruno Walter.

John Jay Homestead
400 Jay St, Katonah, NY

"For lovers of contemporary American music,” raved the San Diego Times recently, “nothing could exceed Late Night with Leonard Bernstein, which delighted and, even thrilled, a packed house ... Those in attendance will not forget this delicious evening.” This glittering, intimate journey into the life of the charismatic conductor and composer was a sold-out smash at its Lincoln Center premiere and has enraptured audiences in major theaters across America, including the Ravinia and Gilmore Festivals, La Jolla Summerfest, and New York Philharmonic, and in Los Angeles, Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Charleston, and many others. Hosted by his daughter Jamie Bernstein and featuring acclaimed soprano Amy Burton and pianists John Musto and Michael Boriskin, this multi-media cabaret is an affectionate portrait of Bernstein, sampling his most intimate works, as well as his favorite music, including works by AARON COPLAND, ZEZ CONFREY, NOEL COWARD, RAYMOND SCOTT, FRANZ SCHUBERT, and EDVARD GRIEG. Also includes personal stories, and rare, archival audio and film clips of the Maestro himself. Part of a Music from Copland House Residency at ProMusica San Miguel de Allende, 3/11-22.

Pro Musica
San Miguel Allende, Mexico

"Of the centenary tributes accorded Leonard Bernstein in 2018, few could be more personal than this one," raved The Washington Post. "Throughout, Late Night ... struck the right balance between biographical portraiture, charming nostalgia, and loving remembrance. All fathers should have such a daughter to lovingly perpetuate their memory.” This glittering, intimate journey into the life of the charismatic conductor and composer was a sold-out smash at its Lincoln Center premiere and has enraptured audiences in major theaters across America, including the Ravinia and Gilmore Festivals, La Jolla Summerfest, and New York Philharmonic, and in Los Angeles, Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Charleston, and many others. Hosted by his daughter Jamie Bernstein and featuring acclaimed soprano Amy Burton and pianists John Musto and Michael Boriskin, this multi-media cabaret is an affectionate portrait of Bernstein, sampling his most intimate works, as well as his favorite music, including works by AARON COPLAND, ZEZ CONFREY, NOEL COWARD, RAYMOND SCOTT, FRANZ SCHUBERT, and EDVARD GRIEG. Also includes personal stories, and rare, archival audio and film clips of the Maestro himself. Part of a Music from Copland House Residency at ProMusica San Miguel de Allende, 3/11-22.

Pro Musica
San Miguel Allende, Mexico

Works by Wolfgang Mozart, Amy Beach, and Antonin Dvorak. Part of a Music from Copland House Residency at ProMusica San Miguel de Allende, 3/11-22.

Pro Musica
San Miguel Allende, Mexico

Works by Gustav Mahler, Bruno Walter, and Johannes Brahms. Part of a Music from Copland House Residency at ProMusica San Miguel de Allende, 3/11-22.

Pro Musica
San Miguel Allende, Mexico

100 years of instrumental virtuosity and “star-turns,” re-imagining gospel singing, Latin rhythms, Baroque chamber music, and French country idylls. World Premiere by John Musto*, plus works by Derek Bermel, Aaron Jay Kernis, Arthur Foote, and Ernest Bloch.

John Jay Homestead
400 Jay St, Katonah, NY

100 years of instrumental virtuosity and “star-turns,” re-imagining gospel singing, Latin rhythms, Baroque chamber music, and French country idylls. World Premiere by John Musto*, plus works by Derek Bermel, Aaron Jay Kernis, Arthur Foote, and Ernest Bloch.

The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 5th Avenue, New York, NY

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Tomorrow’s masters today! Journey to concert music’s cutting-edge, with the World Premieres of six brand new works written especially for Copland House’s acclaimed CULTIVATE emerging composers institute (directed by DEREK BERMEL).

John Jay Homestead
400 Jay St, Katonah, NY

Tomorrow’s masters today! Journey to concert music’s cutting-edge, with the World Premieres of six brand new works written especially for Copland House’s acclaimed CULTIVATE emerging composers institute (directed by DEREK BERMEL).

The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 5th Avenue, New York, NY

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