| Friday 13 February 2026 | 19:30 |
| Patton, Jerrilynn (aka Jlin) (b. 1987) | Please Be Still | |
| Montgomery, Jessie (b. 1981) | Lady Justice / Black Justice | |
| Montgomery, Jessie (b. 1981) | Song of Nzingha | |
| Hamasyan, Tigran (b. 1987) | Sonata For Percussion | |
| Montgomery, Jessie (b. 1981) | In Color: Suite (arr. Sean Connors) | |
| Harrison, Lou (1917-2003) | Concerto for Violin with Percussion Orchestra | |
| Patton, Jerrilynn (aka Jlin) (b. 1987) | New work (World premiere) |
| Jessie Montgomery | Violin |
| Jlin | Electronics |
| Third Coast Percussion |
Jessie Montgomery – the visionary Grammy Award-winning violinist and composer “making sparks fly” (The New York Times) – joins us for a dynamic collaboration with the Grammy-winning Third Coast Percussion (TCP) and phenom electronic music composer Jlin.
Their spellbinding program showcases Montgomery first as composer, with TCP performing a transcription of a suite from her In Color, then as violin soloist, performing Lou Harrison’s tour-de-force violin and percussion concerto inspired by the Javanese gamelan. The concert concludes with a world premiere by Jlin, whose music has been called “the sound of a far out utopia” (Clash Music). The work is written for and performed by TCP, with Jlin creating mind-blowing music mixes in real time. A must-experience event by artists reimagining what a live classical concert can be.
