AMERICA! Poster

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AMERICA! concert print, available in three formats. Designed to bring a piece of Counterpoint home. Perfect for framing and displaying at home.

Choose from three available sizes:

  • 11 × 17”
    Concert art and information, printed on heavyweight 80 lb cover stock.

  • 12 × 12”
    Concert art only, printed on heavyweight 80 lb cover stock.

  • 16 × 24”
    Concert art and information, printed on substantial, premium text-weight paper.

Please allow 2–3 weeks for your order to ship.

Official event art by David Plunkert.

Counterpoint opens Season 3 with AMERICA! The 250th-anniversary program explores migration, resistance and reinvention through the music of composers who came to America.

Composers Lera Auerbach, Bartók, Schoenberg, Rachmaninoff and Tan Dun carried folk traditions, political histories and personal memories across borders as they forged new artistic identities. Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances transform collected Transylvanian melodies for ensembles; Schoenberg’s Ode to Napoleon channels Lord Byron’s text to protest tyranny; nostalgia pulsates through Tan Dun’s Eight Memories in Watercolor and Auerbach’s Piano Trio No. 2 unfolds like a fractured mirror, picking up the pieces between individuality and ensemble, harmony and conflict.

AMERICA! concert print, available in three formats. Designed to bring a piece of Counterpoint home. Perfect for framing and displaying at home.

Choose from three available sizes:

  • 11 × 17”
    Concert art and information, printed on heavyweight 80 lb cover stock.

  • 12 × 12”
    Concert art only, printed on heavyweight 80 lb cover stock.

  • 16 × 24”
    Concert art and information, printed on substantial, premium text-weight paper.

Please allow 2–3 weeks for your order to ship.

Official event art by David Plunkert.

Counterpoint opens Season 3 with AMERICA! The 250th-anniversary program explores migration, resistance and reinvention through the music of composers who came to America.

Composers Lera Auerbach, Bartók, Schoenberg, Rachmaninoff and Tan Dun carried folk traditions, political histories and personal memories across borders as they forged new artistic identities. Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances transform collected Transylvanian melodies for ensembles; Schoenberg’s Ode to Napoleon channels Lord Byron’s text to protest tyranny; nostalgia pulsates through Tan Dun’s Eight Memories in Watercolor and Auerbach’s Piano Trio No. 2 unfolds like a fractured mirror, picking up the pieces between individuality and ensemble, harmony and conflict.

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