Musiqa presents Light, Land, and Sea

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The program begins with Karim Al-Zand's "Studies in Nature," inspired by the captivating illustrations of biologist and naturalist Ernst Haeckel. Kaija Saariaho's "Fall" originated in a ballet, but stands on its own as a vivid exploration of harp and electronic sounds. Frank Lloyd Wright's glass windows get a musical interpretation in Andrew Norman's "Light Screens," and the concert will feature a world premiere by Musiqa's Composer+Intern.

The program begins with Karim Al-Zand's "Studies in Nature," inspired by the captivating illustrations of biologist and naturalist Ernst Haeckel. Kaija Saariaho's "Fall" originated in a ballet, but stands on its own as a vivid exploration of harp and electronic sounds. Frank Lloyd Wright's glass windows get a musical interpretation in Andrew Norman's "Light Screens," and the concert will feature a world premiere by Musiqa's Composer+Intern.

The program begins with Karim Al-Zand's "Studies in Nature," inspired by the captivating illustrations of biologist and naturalist Ernst Haeckel. Kaija Saariaho's "Fall" originated in a ballet, but stands on its own as a vivid exploration of harp and electronic sounds. Frank Lloyd Wright's glass windows get a musical interpretation in Andrew Norman's "Light Screens," and the concert will feature a world premiere by Musiqa's Composer+Intern.

WHEN

WHERE

Midtown Arts and Theatre Center Houston (MATCH)
3400 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
https://musiqahouston.org/event/light-land-and-sea/

TICKET INFO

$25-$45
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