CONCERT RECITALS

AMPLIFIED: Masterpieces of Past and Present. This new concert features incredible works of art by women composers of the Renaissance and Baroque eras as well as works of living composers. Featuring compositions by Claudia Francesca Rusca, Friederike Sophie Wilhelmine, Barbara Strozzi, Leonora Duarte, Florence Price, Augusta Read Thomas, Kari Watson, and Reena Esmail.

Hailed as “a remarkable experience fusing musical performance, visual imagery, and compelling scientific presentations”, LIMITLESS is a live multimedia concert experience exploring the boundless connection between humankind and the furthest reaches of the cosmos. With original compositions and transcriptions paired with stunning visuals and reactive sound-to-video effects, Limitless is an engaging, immersive show that ventures beyond the traditional boundaries of the concert hall. 

LOVE, MYSTERY AND DESPAIR is a passionate affair with the romance, mystery, and intrigue of Latin Music. Highlighting Astor Piazzolla’s mastery of tangos, Cacilda Borges Barbosa’s luscious harmonies, and a new, bossa-inspired composition from Lillian Yee, Axiom explores the vast wealth of musical idioms from Latin origins.


CONCERTS WITH ENSEMBLE

Concerto with Wind Ensemble

The repertoire for Brass Quintet and Wind Ensemble is constantly growing.  Whether premiering a new work or performing a standard concerto, Axiom Brass displays their virtuosity and excitement in an inspiring collaboration. Axiom’s repertoire includes Lansing McLoskey’s What We Do Is Secret, David Gillingham’s Quintessence, James Stephenson’s Dodecafecta, John Wasson’s Tangents, Jeff Tyzik’s New York Cityscape, Fischer Tull’s Concerto Grosso, and Anthony Plog’s Concerto 2010.

Concerto with Orchestra

Axiom Brass brings the same blend and sensitivity of chamber music to the front of the orchestra.  The quintet’s concerto repertoire includes Jose Vincent Egea’s Fantasia Flamenca, Lluis Vidal’s Concerto for Brass Quintet and Orchestra, Eric Ewazen's Shadowcatcher, Bernard Rands’ Adieu, Ramon Zupko's Vox Naturae, Gerard Schwarz’s Concerto, and Gunther Schuller’s Diptych, as well as new commissions.