Salonen Conducts Boulez & Bartók
About This Event
Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts a program of Pierre Boulez and Béla Bartók at David Geffen Hall. The billed lineup pairs Salonen with soloists and collaborators — Emi Ferguson, cellist Jay Campbell, GAUCHERE, choreographer Benjamin Millepied and L.A. Dance Project — alongside figures from arts administration and scholarship such as Ara Guzelimian and Matías Tarnopolsky, highlighting the program’s blend of modernist rigor and choreographic engagement.
About the Artists
GAUCHERE
GAUCHERE is a classical artist whose work has appeared on New York City stages, including David Geffen Hall. Their recent activity includes performances tied to programs such as *Salonen Conducts Boulez & Bartók*, situating them in repertory that demands precision and structural focus.
Esa-Pekka Salonen
Esa-Pekka Salonen is a Finnish conductor and composer known for his innovative interpretations of classical music and his contributions to contemporary music.
Benjamin Millepied
Step into the dynamic world of Benjamin Millepied, where rock/pop vibrations meet the expressive power of dance. Renowned for his innovative choreography, Millepied reimagines classics with a modern twist, captivating audiences at premier venues like the Perelman Performing Arts Center and the Park Avenue Armory.
L.A. Dance Project
L.A. Dance Project is a contemporary dance company based in Los Angeles, known for its innovative choreography and collaborations with various artists.
Ara Guzelimian
Ara Guzelimian is a musicologist and arts administrator known for his work in classical music and his role as a curator and educator.
Emi Ferguson
Emi Ferguson is a flutist recognized for her performances in classical and contemporary music, often collaborating with various ensembles and artists.