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“We Two Boys Clinging Together” available to stream

“We Two Boys Clinging Together” from “Whitman Songs” performed by Thomas Hampson with the New World Symphony lead by Michael Tilson Thomas is available to stream now! “In my early 30s, I began reading Walt Whitman. The encounter helped me deal with the big question of ‘Who am I?’ One of the...

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Thomas Hampson Joins New York Philharmonic for Asia Tour

This month, Thomas Hampson joins the New York Philharmonic on a momentous Asia tour, led by Music Director Jaap van Zweden. A celebrated interpreter of Mahler’s works, Hampson shares his “profoundly affecting” (AllMusic) interpretation of selections from Mahler’s evocative song...

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Heidelberger Frühling Liedfestival 2024

Thomas Hampson returns to Heidelberg for the Heidelberger Frühling Liedfestival from June 8 to 16. This year’s festival explores Johannes Brahms’ songs under the theme “Brahms and the Disorder of Songs.” Since 2011, Hampson has led the Heidelberger Frühling Liedakademie,...

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Thomas Hampson joins the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Tour in Spain

Thomas Hampson joins the Dallas Symphony Orchestra for Kurt Weill’s Four Walt Whitman Songs on tour in Spain, with performances on June 3 at the Auditorio del Palacio de Congresos in Zaragoza, and on June 5 at Auditorio Nacional de Música in Madrid. The concert program opens with Angélica...

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1938 Berlin & 1943 Los Angeles events with Daniel Hope 

This May, join baritone Thomas Hampson and his close collaborator, violinist Daniel Hope, for a poignant exploration of defiance in the face of oppression. As part of Hope’s “BTHVN WEEK 2024” Festival, their journey begins with “Berlin 1938: The Fateful Year” (May...

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‘Address Unknown’ at the Cherry Orchard Festival in NYC

Thomas Hampson joins pianist Evgeny Kissin for the New York premiere of “Address Unknown” at the Cherry Orchard Festival on April 17 at The Town Hall in New York City. Adapted from Kathrine Kressmann Taylor’s banned anti-fascist novel, the play explores a friendship...

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