Live at the Pulitzer: Material and Memory

Laurence Crane Riis
Olly Wilson Echoes
Christopher Stark Maple
Allison Loggins-Hull Homeland
Cassie Wieland to live in static

Inspired by our city’s past and present, we celebrate, we reflect, we relate. Music invites us to engage with the spirit of our city echoed through the sonic worlds of St. Louis-born Olly Wilson and current resident Christopher Stark. Allison Loggins-Hull prompts us to reflect on our homeland, while Laurence Crane and Cassie Wieland create gentle spaces for continued contemplation.

A few things to know:

• This program was principally inspired by the Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.
• The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Live at the Pulitzer series began in spring 2004 and is celebrating its 20th anniversary season. Since the series’ inception, music by more than 70 composers have been introduced to St. Louis audiences for the first time.
• The Pulitzer Arts Foundation presents the art of today and works from the past within a global context. Its home is an architectural landmark designed by celebrated architect Tadao Ando.