Woven Worlds: A Classical Odyssey Across Continents

Experience a transformative fusion of Eastern and Western classical traditions in a groundbreaking orchestral program.


Program Overview:

Woven Worlds brings together the rich musical legacies of East and West, creating a concert experience that transcends cultural boundaries. This powerful program features compositions like Nightfall Rhapsody (aka Rhapsody in राग जोग ) by Drew Zaremba, Shruti Rajasekar’s Son of Pandu, Anoushka Shankar’s Chasing Shadows, and AR Rahman’s Chaiyya Chaiyya alongside iconic works by Ravel, Stravinsky, and Vaughan Williams.

Audiences will be transported on a journey through time and place, as traditional Indian ragas merge with Western orchestral grandeur, offering a fresh and evocative take on classical music.


Why Program Woven Worlds?

  • Engage New Audiences: Attract a diverse audience with a blend of cultural stories and timeless musical traditions.

  • Innovate Your Programming: Offer something truly unique that resonates with today’s audiences and pushes classical boundaries.

  • Emotional Impact: Each piece in Woven Worlds evokes deep emotions, weaving together narratives that transcend language and culture.

  • Global Relevance: As our world becomes more connected, music that reflects a fusion of traditions is more relevant and impactful than ever before.


What’s Included in the Program:

  • Nightfall Rhapsody by Drew Zaremba

  • Son of Pandu by Shruti Rajasekar

  • Chasing Shadows by Anoushka Shankar

  • Jana tha humse door by Lata Mangeshkar

  • Chaiyya Chaiyya by AR Rahman

  • Complementary works from Western classical composers like Ravel, Stravinsky, and Vaughan Williams


Book Woven Worlds for Your 25/26 Season:

Are you ready to offer your audience a transformative experience? Let’s bring Woven Worlds to your concert hall for the 25/26 season.

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This project is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council www.msac.org.