JACK Quartet, our generation’s “leading new-music foursome” (The New York Times), opens Nova Linea Musica’s Season 3 with a program inviting close listening and transformative discovery.

A celebration of Philip Glass at 90, this landmark evening honors one of the most influential composers of the last century.

Poiesis Quartet perform works by Calvin Ray Shawler, Max Lang, Maya Irizarry Lambright, and Jeff Scott, anchored by the world premiere of an NLM commission by Puerto Rican composer Ivan Enrique Rodriguez, who will be in attendance.

An evening of conversation between voices, In Dialogue brings together five works that explore how music speaks across difference, distance, and tradition. Composer Clarice Assad joins Nois Quartet on stage.

Seven-time GRAMMY-nominated violinist and composer Curtis Stewart brings his singular vision to an evening that dissolves boundaries between classical, jazz, and American vernacular traditions,

What the Piano Holds invites audiences into an intimate evening of solo piano with internationally acclaimed pianist Claire Huangci, whose technical brilliance and stylistic certainty illuminate works by John Corigliano, Minako Tokuyama, and George Rochberg alongside two pieces by Grammy-nominated composer Zhou Tian, including the world premiere of an NLM commission.

The NLM Piano Trio presents an evening anchored by the world premiere of a new piano trio by NLM Composer-in-Residence Stacy Garrop, written during her residency in the Rocky Mountains. Violinist/NLM Artist-in-Residence Rabia Brooke and her trio partners present an intimate evening of chamber music conversation and discovery.

The legendary Borromeo String Quartet closes Nova Linea Musica’s Season 3 with the world premiere of an NLM commission by Grammy-nominated composer Mehmet Ali Sanlikol. The program also features works by Shostakovich, Price, Shaw, and Kernis.