Afromodernism: Music of the African Diaspora
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Afromodernism: Music of the African Diaspora
Carlos Simon pays homage to the wide range of Black American dance traditions while Nathalie Joachim’s newly-penned cello concerto written for Seth Parker Woods honors the transformation of African fashion.
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NY Phil - Wu Tsai Theater / David Geffen Hall
October 18, 2024 | 7:30 pm

Repertoire

Carlos Simon
Four Black American Dances
Nathalie Joachim
Had To Be, New York Premiere
D. Baker
Kosbro
Still
Symphony No. 4, Autochthonous

Performers

Thomas Wilkins
Conductor
Seth Parker Woods
Cello

Location

NY Phil at Lincoln Center
Wu Tsai Theater / David Geffen Hall
W. 65th & Broadway
New York, NY

About The Performance

Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances pays homage to the wide range of Black American dance traditions while Nathalie Joachim’s newly-penned cello concerto written for Seth Parker Woods honors the transformation of African fashion. Driving rhythms of David Baker’s Kosbro are followed by William Grant Still’s Autochthonous Symphony, which portrays, in his words, “the fusion of musical cultures in North America.” Thomas Wilkins conducts.

For more information, please visit the event website.

Images: Seth Parker Woods / photo by Ben Gibbs