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Over her forty-year career, Joan Tower has traversed a wide variety of styles in her music. But the best of her works ring with a voice that is distinctly her own.
This week, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project will celebrate Tower’s 80th birthday year with a concert dedicated to some of her lesser-known symphonic works, including Chamber Dance, Red Maple, and Made in America, a searching riff upon “America the Beautiful.”
The program will also include the world premiere of Tianyi Wang’s Under the Dome, which won the Annual BMOP/ NEC Composition Competition. Gil Rose conducts.
The performance will take place 8 p.m. Friday at Jordan Hall. bmop.org
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