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301 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 2115
Closed October 30, 2018
A host of guests join the BSO for works old and new
In celebration of Latvia's 100 years of independence, the Orchestra is led by James Burton in a performance of Einfelde's Luz Aeterna. One of the country's greatest contemporary composers, she's known for her introspective, darkly-hued works.
For the second half of the night, the BSo is joined by a host of special guests - the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Chinese Soprano Ying Fang, and Argentine Mezzo-Soprano Benarda Fink - to play Mahler's 1 hour and 30 minute Symphony No. 2, Resurrection. First performed in 1895, it's rgularly voted one of the most popular symphonies of all time.
The program for the concert is as follows:
Einfelde - Lux Aeterna, for mixed chorus
Mahler - Symphony No. 2, Resurrection
Opening night: 25 October 2018
Image by Mooogmonster Used under Creative Commons License
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
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