Soprano Rocío de Frutos and harpist Manuel Vilas present a program on the origins of the notable hymns from Cuzco and other Quechua-speaking areas.
Soprano Rocío de Frutos and harpist Manuel Vilas present a program on the origins of the notable hymns from Cuzco and other Quechua-speaking areas.
In this concert, we celebrate the talents of young guitarists across New York City studying at Juilliard, Hunter College, Mannes, and Manhattan School of Music performing repertoire from throughout the Americas.
Americas Society's Musical Director Sebastián Zubieta conducts the New York premiere of Claude Vivier's Kopernikus.
Gregorio Uribe Big Band will highlight the work of Latin American musicians living in New York.
Singer Rafael Pino collaborates with several guest musicians for their own vision of traditional Venezuelan joropo tuyero.
Tenth Intervention - Colectivo: Music from Cuba and New York is a chamber music program consisting of pieces by living composers who reside in Cuba and New
SoundArt: From Costa Rica to NYC features rarely heard music by composers from Costa Rica, including Susan Campos-Fonseca, Rocío Sanz Quirós, Pilar Aguilar, Valeria Bregón, Edmundo Ramírez, and Carlos José Castro Mora; who will perform with SoundArt.NYC, a music collaborative ensemble exploring and defining new paths for creativity and musical trends.
Talea Ensemble returns to Americas Society with a concert featuring electroacoustic works by David Adamcyk (Canada) and Kate Soper (United States).
Daniel Zuluaga leads Corónica, a collective of musicians from Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Argentina, and the US, in a program of vocal and instrumental pieces from 18th-century Latin America.
For the eleventh year, Music of the Americas presents talented young opera singers from Buenos Aires' Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón in recital.