Program Anna Clyne, (1980), Prince of Clouds, (2012). Florence Price, (1887-1953), Songs, (1930's & 40's). Samuel Barber, (1910-1981), Adagio for Strings, (1936). Aaron Copland, (1900-1990), Appalachian Spring, (1943-44). Orchestra of St. Luke's (OSL) began in 1974 as a group of virtuoso musicians performing chamber music concerts at Greenwich Village's Church of St. Luke in the Fields. Today, the Orchestra performs at New York's major concert venues across diverse musical styles and genres and has collaborated with artists ranging from Renee Fleming and Joshua Bell to Bono and Metallica. The Orchestra has participated in 118 recordings, four of which have won Grammy Awards, has commissioned more than 50 new works, and has given more than 175 world, U.S., and New York City premieres. OSL's signature programming includes a subscription series presented by Carnegie Hall; an annual multi-week collaboration with Paul Taylor American Modern Dance at Lincoln Center; an annual summer residency at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts; and a chamber music festival featuring appearances at The Morgan Library & Museum, the Brooklyn Museum, and Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center.
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