Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
A world premiere by the American Modern Opera Company featuring music by Matthew Aucoin
Wed, August 25, 2021 at 7:30pm PT
Past EventThu, August 26, 2021 at 7:30pm PT
Past EventSun, August 29, 2021 at 2:30pm PT
Past Event
This performance is sold at full capacity. Run time: 80 minutes, no intermission. No late seating.
All prices and programs subject to change.
In partnership with the American Modern Opera Company and Stanford Live, PBO brings the world premiere of a new, multifaceted, genre-defying piece after more than six years in the making and a reschedule from its original premiere in October 2020. The core of The No One's Rose is the poetry of Paul Celan, who wrote some of the most arresting accounts of the Holocaust, set to a new score for period instruments by the award-winning Matthew Aucoin.
Originally conceived as a meditation on what happens after a catastrophe, The No One's Rose assumes more significance in the wake of the pandemic. A star cast of artists join forces to bring to life this bold new work, including Davóne Tines, Julia Bullock, Anthony Roth Costanzo, and Paul Appleby, all directed by the visionary Zack Winokur.
Acknowledgements
Co-commissioned by Stanford Live and Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale. Generously supported by Carol and Doug Tanner, the Stanford Live Commissions and Programming Fund, the Koret Foundation, and the Ross E. Armstrong and Jonas (Jay) K. Stern Jews & Music Fund.
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This performance is sold at full capacity. Run time: 80 minutes, no intermission. No late seating.
All prices and programs subject to change.
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