The 20–21 season Luke conducts San Francisco Symphony, Houston Symphony, and at Classical Tahoe with musicians of the Met Opera Orchestra. Highlights include conducting the Bolshoi Orchestra in Moscow, performances of Romeo and Juliet and Cinderella at the Kennedy Center, his English debut at Sadler’s Wells with Birmingham Royal, conducting Dvorak’s Requiem in Dvořák Hall in Prague, recording scores for a Coppola film, and over a hundred performances at the San Francisco War Memorial with San Francisco Ballet. With the “energy, creativity and charisma not seen since Leonard Bernstein” and “vibrant,” “mind-blowing,” and “spectacular” conducting, Ming Luke is a versatile conductor that has excited audiences around the world. Join us for socially distanced concerts in person, or watch the Saturday evening livestream from home.ĭue to social distancing requirements, if you are purchasing a single (1) in-hall ticket or for a group of 3+, please call the Patron Services Center at 713.224.7575 or email to purchase your ticket(s).īefore the concert: Ahead of the concert, Houston Symphony spoke with visual artist Topher Sipes about his experience of bringing Music Illustrated to life. As the Houston Symphony performs favorites like Clair de Lune and Carnival of the Animals, artist Topher Sipes dreams up mesmerizing life-sized art that responds to the music in real time and takes on a life of its own.
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