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![Walter Haman Plays The Magic Flute]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Walter Haman,
Rebecca McFaul,
Robert Waters,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Aubrey Adams-McMillan,
JT Posadas,
Kathryn Eberle,
Mitchell Giambalvo,
Thomas Glenn,
Jason Hardink
Walter Haman plays Beethoven's variations on music from Mozart's The Magic Flute.
Also featuring music by Bonis, Rorem, Shirazi, and Tucker.
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![NOVA presents The Fry Street Quartet In Concert]()
Free admission!
Enjoy an evening of incredible music in an intimate setting as the Fry Street Quartet performs music by Beethoven, Frank, and Shostakovich. Tickets are free to this concert, but advance reservations are required.
![Fry Street Plays Beethoven]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Robert Waters,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Rebecca McFaul,
Brant Bayless,
Kimi Kawashima,
Lissa Stolz,
Evgenia Zharzhavskaya,
Andrew Larson,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Karen Wyatt,
Celena Shafer,
Alex Purdy,
Michael Cottle,
Chris Bosco
The Fry Street Quartet performs Beethoven's String Quartet in F major, op. 135.
Also featuring music by Fujikura, Holland, Iachimciuc, and Sheng.
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![A Gabriela Lena Frank Premiere]()
The Fry Street Quartet premieres A Psalm of Disquiet, a new string quartet by Gabriela Lena Frank.
Also featuring Brahms' F major String Quintet and Turina's Escena andaluza.
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![Connect With The West]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Jin-Xiang Yu,
Kimi Kawashima,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Laura Ha,
Katie Porter,
Noriko Kishi,
Keith Carrick,
Alex Martin,
Jason Hardink,
Yuan Qi
music by Larsen • Benavides • Chacon • Harris
Explore music inspired by the culture and natural beauty of the American West — some of it composed right here in Utah.
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![Innovation & Tradition]()
music by Habibi • Montgomery • Mozart • Thomas
Mozart was an early adopter who frequently used new musical technology in his works. Experience his Fourth String Quintet alongside works by living composers who are equally intrigued by the connection between technology and culture.
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![Britten & Shostakovich]()
Despite cultural and language barriers, Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich were close friends who deeply respected one another’s work. Experience intimate string music by two of the 20th century’s most important composers.
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![Connect With Inspiration]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Hasse Borup,
Cahill Smith,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Zachary Hammond,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Jason Nicholson,
Jessica Danz,
Lee Livengood,
Louis-Phillip Robillard,
Rebecca McFaul,
Robert Waters,
Jennifer Rhodes
music by Pärt • Snider • Joachim • Medtner
Like the melodic fragments infinitely reflected in Arvo Pärt’s Mirror in the Mirror, an elegant web of influences exists between these composers and their inspiration.
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![Britten, Dowland, and Purcell]()
Some of Benjamin Britten's greatest chamber works are juxtaposed against music by the Renaissance and Baroque composers who inspired him.
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![Songs of Life]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Mercedes Smith,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Erin Svoboda,
Keith Carrick,
Eric Hopkins,
Viktor Valkov,
Alex Martin,
Rebecca McFaul,
Bradley Ottesen,
Anne Lee,
Ted Merrit,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Joel Gibbs,
Evgenia Zharzhavskaya,
Robert Waters,
Haruhito Miyagi,
Matthew Tutsky,
Katie Porter
Musicians cut loose in this program packed with rowdy energy and just a hint of mystery.
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![Songs of Gratitude]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Keith Carrick,
Kyra Sovronsky,
Jason Hardink,
Cahill Smith,
Mike Cottle,
Madeline Adkins,
Claude Halter,
Robert Waters,
Rebecca McFaul,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Brant Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Matt Johnson
NOVA welcomes you back to the concert hall with music that celebrates life with joy and thanksgiving.
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![Rising Tide: The Crossroads Project]()
Our world is changing. We’re the reason. But there can be hope.
Art and science unite to explore nature, humanity, and the paths that lie before us.
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![Adaptation and Persistence]()
Explore what it means for nature and society to adapt and survive when confronted with humanity’s influence.
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![Darkness and Light]()
Piano, organ, and brass are featured in works which span the spectrum from ominous to exuberant before giving way to the joyous strains of Schubert’s String Quintet.
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![Mozart and Britten]()
Meet two musical masters who were experts at infusing heartfelt emotion into classical forms, from the foreboding darkness of Mozart’s Adagio & Fugue to the cheeky playfulness of Britten’s Three Divertimenti.
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![Ligeti and Brahms]()
The fascinating intricacies of Ligeti’s Métamorphoses nocturnes and solo viola sonata are juxtaposed against the sunny breezes of Brahms’ String Quintet No. 2.
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![Earthbound]()
Connect with nature through music by Beethoven and Elgar, Joan Tower's Night Fields, and a choreographed performance of Iranian-American composer Gity Razaz's Chance Has Spoken.
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