Where:
Symphony Hall
301 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, MA 02115
Admission:
$25-50
Categories:
Festivals & Fairs, Good for Groups, Music, Outside
Event website:
https://www.bso.org/events/bonds-davis-dawson?performance=2023-03-10-13:30
In the second program of a series of concerts exploring complex social issues, conductor Thomas Wilkins leads clarinetist Anthony McGill in Anthony Davis’ concerto You Have the Right to Remain Silent, a musical response to a tense encounter with law enforcement in a case of mistaken identity. Margaret Bonds’ spiritual-based Montgomery Variations is a 1963 tribute to Montgomery, Alabama, and to Martin Luther King. William Dawson’s Negro Folk Symphony was a huge success upon its premiere at New York’s Carnegie Hall in 1934 with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Leopold Stokowski. The symphony’s themes are taken from the melodies of spirituals.
Tickets here: https://www.bso.org/events/bonds-davis-dawson?performance=2023-03-10-13:30
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