At an April Americas Society event, José Limón's Artistic Director Carla Maxwell gave the audience a tour of the Company’s illustrious history through a performance by Limón dancers and a lively discussion.
The New-York based flamenco company paid a visit to the Music of the Americas Concert Series to explore the rhythms of Latin America.
Up-and-coming musicians performed Brazilian chamber music by influential composers of the 1960s.
Artistic Director Carla Maxwell and four of Limón’s resident dancers discussed one of the most important works created by the group’s founder and performed an excerpt from the piece.
The February 6 concert featured performances of classical music influenced by the cosmos, composed by David Dzubay and Gabriela Ortiz.
Choreographer Rodrigo Pederneiras, jazz legend Paquito D’Rivera, and Limón Artistic Director Carla Maxwell discussed the company’s new collaboration.
The Chilean violist, one of the best in the world, performed Brahms at a memorable concert in November.
