Taylor Mac backstage in Santa Barbara, May 2026.
The next few weeks are jam packed with all kinds of odds and ends. To wit:
Friday, October 30, Stanford Live Arts, Palo Alto, CA
Joining the extraordinary theater artist Taylor Mac, as well as the San Francisco Girls Chorus and poets Chinaka Hodge and Sam Sax, for this variety show centered around the collaboration between Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg. There will be recitations, evocations, and much apostrophizing.
Sunday, November 1, Gaillard Center, Charleston, SC
More Glass! This time, the complete Piano Etudes in Charleston.
Tuesday, November 3, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, Philadelphia, PA
Aaron Diehl and I are taking our duo program on the road several times this season, starting in Philadelphia (on election night! What else are you going to do, stare at your Internet Telephone?)
Thursday, November 5, Judson’s Live, Orlando, FL
Aaron and I take our duo program to the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando.
Saturday, November 7, Death of Classical at Riverside Church, New York, NY
Joining a stellar group of pianist colleagues for a complete performance of Ellis Ludwig-Leone’s Quiet Hours, a cycle of solo piano nocturnes. Our group album of the pieces was released last month. Shows at 7.00 and 8.30.
Thursday, November 12, The Lensic, Santa Fe, NM
A complete performance and screening of Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass’s Powaqqatsi, the second film in the “Qatsi Trilogy”, with the Philip Glass Ensemble.
Friday, November 20, Cal Performances, Berkeley, CA
The complete Philip Glass Piano Etudes, alongside nine pianist friends and colleagues.
