Curtis Composers in Concert
The Curtis Institute of Music’s iconic Student Recital Series returns to the stage for a vibrant season of performances. Curtis hosts a variety of chamber, ensemble and graduation recitals this spring. Admission requires advance reservation and is complimentary.
Join us for the Curtis Composers concert. This annual performance celebrates world premiere pieces by each of our Curtis composition students.
The Edith L. and Robert Prostkoff Memorial Concert Series. The Curtis Institute of Music receives funding from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Program
ALISTAIR COLEMAN | Atria |
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ELISE ARANCIO | Casimir |
ADRIAN WONG | Skyglow |
MAYA MIRO JOHNSON | Cover Song |
LEIGHA AMICK | Cascade |
NATHAN SEAN BALES |
To Love
Curtis Symphony Orchestra |
Artists
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Curtis Symphony Orchestra
Acclaimed for its “otherworldly ensemble and professional level of sophistication” (New York Times), the Curtis Symphony Orchestra offers a dynamic showcase of tomorrow’s exceptional young talent. Each year the 100 extraordinary musicians of the orchestra work with internationally renowned conductors, including Osmo Vänskä, Vladimir Jurowski, Marin Alsop, Simon Rattle, Robert Spano, and Yannick Nézet Séguin, who also mentors the early-career conductors who hold Rita E. Hauser Conducting Fellowships. This professional training has enabled Curtis alumni to assume prominent positions in America’s leading orchestras, as well as esteemed orchestral, opera, and chamber ensembles around the world.
About the Artists
Leigha Amick, from Boulder, Colo., is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2021.
Elise Arancio, from Tucker, Ga., is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2018.
Nathan Sean Bales, from Marietta, Ga., is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2019.
Alistair Coleman, from Washington, D.C., is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2020.
Maya Miro Johnson, from Salt Lake City, is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2019.
Adrian Wong, from Hong Kong, is a student of Richard Danielpour, Nick DiBerardino, and Amy Beth Kirsten, and entered Curtis in 2021.
Sarah Ioannides, guest artist
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- Date Apr 2, 2022
- Time 8:00 P.M.
- Location Curtis Institute of Music, Gould Rehearsal Hall