Michael Praetorius’ Pavane de Spaigne and
Spagnoletta with Phillip Pickett’s New London consort

John Corigliano’s Symphony #1  with Daniel Barenboim and the Chicago Symphony

Paul Chihara’s Claire de Lune with the San Francisco Choral Arts and the Alexander String
Quartet

For #54, we played the brief fanfare “The Eagle has Two Heads” by Benjamin Britten, written in 1946 for Jean Cocteau’s play of the same name.

Benjamin Britten was a student of Gustav Holst; we played Holst’s “The Planets” for the rest of the show.

John Dowland’s Galliard called Mignarda, played by Joseph Bacon.
Leonardo Balada’s Piano Concerto #3 from 1999.
Nathan Corder and Elizabeth A. Baker’s collaboration Sashay from 2015.
Wang Lu’s Urban Inventory.