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Miller Theatre Commissioned Program Notes
To enhance the concert-going experience and educate audiences, Miller Theatre commissions program notes tailored specially for its one-of-a-kind concerts and events. Renowned professional writer and music critic Paul Griffiths, other scholars, and artists write notes for each of this season's event; these notes are available on the specific event pages as well as below approximately two weeks prior to the concert.
2009-2010 Season - Program Notes
Opening Night: The Blue Rider In Performance
Lunchtime Concerts: J.S. Bach for Solo Violin
Composer Portraits: Iannis Xenakis
Composer Portraits: Galina Ustvolskaya
Bach and the Baroque: Bach and the Bohemian Gypsies
Composer Portraits: Ralph Shapey
Composer Portraits: Kaija Saariaho
Bach and the Baroque: Chamber Music of Germany: J.S. Bach and Friends
Early Music: Josquin's Mass for the Virgin Mary
Early Music: Cavalieri Lamentations
Bach and the Baroque: Bach and the Concerto
Composer Portraits: Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music
Early Music: The Art of the Canon
Early Music: Circa 1600
Composer Portraits: Benet Casablancas
Early Music: The Birth of the Renaissance - Guillaume Dufay
Composer Portraits: Sebastian Currier
William Schuman Award Concert honoring Pauline Oliveros
Composer Portraits: Helmut Lachenmann: 75th Birthday Celebration
2008-2009 Season - Program Notes
Iannis Xenakis: Oresteia
Composer Portraits: Peter Lieberson
Bach and the Baroque: Bach on the Viols
Fred Sherry Celebration
Early Music: The Spanish High Renaissance
Composer Portraits: Milton Babbitt
Composer Portraits: Jason Eckardt
Early Music: Vox Christmas Spectacular
Composer Portraits: Marc-André Dalbavie
Bach and the Baroque: Bach for Christmas
Composer Portraits: Messiaen at 100
Composer Portraits: Leon Kirchner: 90th Birthday Celebration
Early Music: A Royal Christening and Musical Banquet
Composer Portraits: Goerg Friedrich Haas
Composer Portraits: Jefferson Friedman
Early Music: Songs of Love, Lust, and Lamentations
Composer Portraits: Arlene Sierra
Please visit Paul Griffith's website to find out more about his work, including his most recent book, let me tell you.
