Broadway – Past Concerts near Seattle, WA

Rodgers/Hammerstein – Overture to South Pacific
Yugo Kanno – Revive, Concerto for Koto and Shakuhachi (US premiere)
A.R. Rahman – Slumdog Millionaire
Ye Yanchen – Xizi (world premiere)
Tan Dun – Selections from Crouching Tiger Cello Concerto, from the soundtrack to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Join singers Regina Thomas, Lesley Chapin, Katie Hochman, Derek Hanson and Breanna Edwards and pianist Joan Lundquist for a tribute to Stephen Sondheim. Direction & commentary by Lynn Muehleisen.

Student and faculty singers from Cornish College of the Arts present an evening of vocal music from the lyric stage. The evening features members of the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Adam Stern.

The University Chorale and UW Chamber Singers perform their fall quarter concert.

A private benefit concert of solo piano pieces by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Chopin, plus a bonus vocal collaboration. Reception to follow.

Chabrier – "Fête Polonaise" from Le roi malgré lui
Gershwin – Excerpts from Porgy and Bess
De Falla – Siete Canciones Populares
Gounod – "Ah je ris!" (The Jewel Song) from Faust
Dvořák – "Song to the Moon" from Rusalka
Lehar – "My Lips Taste Like Wine" from Giuditta
Respighi – Pines of Rome

Paine – Excerpt from Symphony No. 1
Bernstein – Selections from West Side Story
Copland – Lincoln Portrait; Rodeo: Four Dances
Charles Berry – Three Stations of a Traveling Man
Cage – 4’33”
Herrmann – Scene from Psycho
Ellington – Medley
Sousa – Stars and Stripes

Nico Muhly – Color and Light (2012) (Sunday in the Park with George)
Fred Hersch – No One Is Alone (2010) (Into the Woods)
Jherek Bischoff – The Ballad of Guiteau (2014) (Assassins)
Duncan Sheik – Johanna in Space (2014) (after “Johanna” – Sweeney Todd)
Wynton Marsalis – That Old Piano Roll (2014) (Follies)
Eric Rockwell – You Could Drive A Person Crazy (2010/14) (Company)
Rodney Sharman – Notes on 'Beautiful' (2010) (after “Beautiful” – Sunday in the Park with George)
Steve Reich – Finishing the Hat – Two Pianos (2010) (Sunday in the Park with George)
Film Interlude: Onstage interview with Stephen Sondheim, conducted by Mark Eden Horowitz at LIAISONS’ NYC premiere (Symphony Space April 2012)
Andy Akiho – Into the Woods (2013) (Into the Woods)
Ethan Iverson – Send in the Clowns (2011) (A Little Night Music)
Mason Bates – Very Put Together (2012) (after “Putting it Together” – Sunday in the Park with George)
Paul Moravec – I Think About You (2010) (after “Losing My Mind” – Follies)
Jake Heggie – I’m Excited. No You’re Not. (2010) (after “A Weekend in the Country” – A Little Night Music)

Bellini – Overture to I Capuleti e I Montecchi
Prokofiev – Suite No. 2 from the ballet Romeo and Juliet
Lars-Erik Larsson – Concertino for Double Bass, Op. 45
Bernstein – Symphonic dances from West Side Story

Puccini – "O Mio Babbino caro!" from Gianni Schicci
Webber, Hart & Stilgoe – "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" from Phantom of the Opera
Simon & Norman – "How Could I Ever Know?" from The Secret Garden
Traditional – Danny Boy
Traditional/arr. Mark Hayes – Dry Bones
Aaron Copland – Ching-a-Ring Chaw!
Aaron Copland – At the River
Cole Porter – Let’s Do It
Cole Porter – The Physician
Walter Kent & Nat Burton – The White Cliffs of Dover
Rodgers & Hammerstein – "Hello Young Lovers/Shall We Dance?" from The King and I
Alan Lerner & Frederick Loewe – "I Could Have Danced All Night" from My Fair Lady
E. Y. Harburg & Burton Lane – "Look to the Rainbow" from Finian's Rainbow
Rodgers & Hammerstein – "The Sound of Music" from The Sound of Music

Dazzling is the first word that comes to mind upon experiencing a performance by Intersection. Not just a traditional piano trio, its performances feature chamber music with a twist. The traditional repertoire is balanced with compositions that are lighter, shorter, readily understood and enjoyed and contain a blend of classical, jazz, Latin, Broadway/film music, and the group's own compositions and arrangements for violin, cello and piano as well as duos and solo works by its members.