Evolution Contemporary Music Series
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Baltimore-based concert series dedicated to music by living composers; "has elevated and enriched Baltimore's new music scene enormously." (Baltimore Sun)
The Evolution Contemporary Music Series, founded and directed by composer and Peabody Institute faculty member Judah Adashi, has made Baltimore a destination for outstanding new music and musicians since 2005. Praised by Tim Smith of the Baltimore Sun for having “elevated and enriched Baltimore’s new music scene enormously,” and by the Baltimore City Paper as “superb…not the same-old, same-old,” t
03/14/2024
We're very excited for tomorrow evening's Evolution Series x In the Stacks concert, featuring pianist Vicky Chow and baritone Rahzé Cheatham sharing the words and music of Baltimore-born-and-raised composer Philip Glass!
If you made a reservation: doors open at 6:00pm. Seats for registered attendees will be held until 6:20pm, then released for open seating.
If you weren't able to make a reservation: a standby line will begin at 5:00pm to let additional people into the concert if seats are available. We will do our best to accommodate as many standby patrons as possible!
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03/13/2024
ycArt design studio has outdone itself with this beautiful poster for our 3/14 Evolution Series x In the Stacks show!
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03/13/2024
The extraordinary venue for our Evolution Series x In the Stacks concert this Thursday 3/14, the George Peabody Library!
📸: Matthew Petroff
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03/12/2024
Rahzé Cheatham will join Vicky Chow on the 3/14 Evolution Series x In the Stacks program, reading passages from Philip Glass's memoir, "Words Without Music"!
📸: Audrey Gatewood
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02/23/2024
Evolution Series x In the Stacks presents Vicky Chow playing music by Philip Glass on 3/14/24 at 6:30pm in the George Peabody Library, with readings by Rahzé Cheatham.
*There are only about 20 free reservations left! If you know you want to attend, make yours ASAP at the link in the comments. If you're not sure, don't worry: you can queue up on the day of the show and there's a good chance you'll still be able to join us.*
Photo of Vicky Chow by Kaitlin Jane Photography.
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02/22/2024
On Thursday, March 14, 2024 at 6:30pm at the George Peabody Library (17 E. Mt. Vernon Place), the Evolution Series and In the Stacks join forces to present pianist Vicky Chow in a performance of music by Baltimore-born-and-raised composer Philip Glass.
Hailed as “one of our era’s most brilliant pianists” (Pitchfork), Chow will perform selections from Glass’s "Piano Etudes," interspersed with readings from the composer’s memoir, "Words Without Music," performed by Rahzé Cheatham.
The concert will feature photographs of Baltimore and beyond in conversation with the music, as well as a one-night-only display featuring treasures from the Sheridan Libraries archives. Come enjoy an evening of music, photography, and literature in one of the most beautiful libraries in the world!
Free registration at the link in our bio.
image: Philip Glass by Luis Alvarez Roure. 2016. Oil on board. Collection of the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C.
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02/22/2024
On Thursday, March 14, 2024 at 6:30pm at the George Peabody Library, the Evolution and In the Stacks join forces to present pianist Vicky Chow in a performance of music by Baltimore-born-and-raised composer Philip Glass.
Hailed as “one of our era’s most brilliant pianists” (Pitchfork), Chow will perform selections from Glass’s "Piano Etudes," interspersed with readings from the composer’s memoir, "Words Without Music," performed by Rahzé Cheatham.
The concert will feature photographs of Baltimore and beyond in conversation with the music, as well as a one-night-only display featuring treasures from the Sheridan Libraries archives. Come enjoy an evening of music, photography, and literature in one of the most beautiful libraries in the world!
https://www.evolutionseries.org/
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Evolution Contemporary Music Series Philip Glass by Luis Alvarez Roure. 2016. Oil on board. Collection of the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C.
06/02/2023
It was a joy to present an evening of Kaija Saariaho's music in 2012, featuring Cristobal Gajardo, Leah Inger, Peter Kibbe, and Ta-Wei Tsai. I've always been drawn in by the beauty and mystery of her work; we listened to and discussed it often in my Music Now class at the Peabody Institute over the years. Sending love to her family, with profound admiration for all that she created and shared with the world. -Judah Adashi
A statement from the family of Kaija Saariaho.
02/21/2023
Nina Simone was right here in Baltimore on June 21-22, 1969, as part of the Morgan State Jazz Festival. We hope her spirit will be back in town as we celebrate and reimagine her music tonight at 8:00pm at An die Musik! Doors open at 7:30pm.
UPDATE: we are *sold out*! Livestream tickets are available in the comments.
02/21/2023
Nina @ 90, tomorrow night, Tuesday 2/21 at An die Musik! Doors at 7:30pm, show at 8:00pm, tickets in comments.
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