Encore Houston
Encore Houston, Episode 172: KINETIC
Posted on · KINETIC performs works by living American composers, including Higdon, Adams, and Abels.
Tag: John Adams
Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1601: Dirt
Posted on · Episode: 1601 Mother dirt. Today, let’s play in the dirt.
Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2353: In C
Posted on · Episode: 2353 Reflections on — or in — the key of C. Today, French hornist Roger Kaza plays in C.
Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1601: Dirt
Posted on · Episode: 1601 Mother dirt. Today, let’s play in the dirt.
Encore Houston
Encore Houston, Episode 50: Da Camera – St. Lawrence String Quartet
Posted on · The St. Lawrence String Quartet performs works by Hadyn, Adams, and Beethoven in a concert hosted by Da Camera.
Houston Symphony Broadcasts
Wild Winds!
Posted on · Former music director Hans Graf leads the orchestra in music for winds by Stravinsky, a saxophone concerto by Adams, and a picturesque work by Mussorgsky.
Houston Symphony
Hans Graf And Timothy McAllister On Adams, Mussorgsky, And The Saxophone
Posted on · A conversation with Hans Graf and Timothy McAllister about their upcoming concert with the Houston Symphony.
Houston Symphony Broadcasts
John Adams Conducts John Adams
Posted on · Along with a superstar roster of violinist Gil Shaham and saxophonist Timothy McAllister.
Opera & Musical Theater
Revisiting Nixon In China
Posted on · A conversation with director James Robinson and baritone Scott Hendricks about Houston Grand Opera's latest production of John Adams' Nixon in China, thirty years after its world premiere in Houston.
Classical Music
Classical Classroom, Ep 19 & 20: Nixon In China And John Adams With Michael Remson
Posted on · Because nothing says "Happy Presidents Day" like minimalist opera.
Classical Music
NPR: Our 10 Favorite Classical Albums Of 2015
Posted on · From Bach and Dvorak to new confident new composers like Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Andrew Norman, our list feels as wide-ranging, and open to possibilities, as classical music itself.