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Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR): Voices of Migration & Innovation
Overview
Composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) curates and performs in a program featuring his “inventive and energetic music” (The New York Times). From the soul-stirring melodies of String Quartet No. 5 — dedicated to the memory of Rosa Parks and to courageous women everywhere — to a world premiere commissioned by the CSO, Roumain’s evocative compositions offer a showcase of innovation. Allison Loggins-Hull’s Homeland, inspired by the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, explores the concept of home during crisis. Brittany J. Green’s shift.unravel.BREAK embodies its title, through the use of musical elements forming and shifting around the ensemble, and creates an immersive and dynamic experience.
Program
String Quartet No. 5 (Parks)
shift.unravel.BREAK
Uncertainty Our Country [World Premiere, CSO MusicNOW Commission]
Homeland
Voodoo Violin Concerto No. 1
Extras
CSO African American Network Reception
The CSO African American Network Reception will host a postconcert reception. Tickets required for entry. Learn more about the event at CSO AAN »
Sponsors & Partners
Leadership support for CSO MusicNOW is provided by the Zell Family Foundation, Sargent Family Foundation, Sally Mead Hands Foundation, the Julian Family Foundation and the Aaron Copland Fund for Music.