NatPhil: Music That Celebrates Home - Free Streamed Concert at Strathmore

A blend of local and international composers expressing the strength of home articulate the power of where you are, the acceptance and importance of now, and the value of nature as part of daily life. In particular, Caroline Shaws Plan and Elevation: The Grounds of Dumbarton Oaks asks the audience to gather in celebration of the treasured DC gardens and consider the landscapes that bring beauty to their own lives. With Metamorphosis II, Philip Glass reminds us that home is always inside us and is a place of safety we should always feel welcome. As Buckeroo Banzai would say, No matter where you go, there you are."Laura Colgate, violinRegino Madrid, violinBill Neri, violaLori Barnet, celloElizabeth Hill, pianoAlexandra Gardner, Coyote Turns: I. openingsPhilip Glass, Metamorphosis II arranged by Michael Riesman for violin and pianoAdolphus Hailstork, String Quartet No. 1 - II. Adagio Caroline Shaw, Plan & Elevation: The Grounds of Dumbarton OaksThe EllipseThe Cutting GardenThe Herbaceous Border The Orangery The Beech TreeCcile Chaminade, Srnade Espagnole, Op. 150 arranged by Fritz Kreisler for cello and pianoHarold Arlen, Somewhere over the Rainbow arranged for violin and piano