Live at the Pulitzer - Dialogues and Conversations

Experience a breathtaking fusion of sound and sight with **Live at the Pulitzer - Dialogues and Conversations**. In the vaulted galleries of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, a coveted 25‑year heritage is celebrated as the San Luis Obispo Symphony Orchestra returns for a masterful program that weaves together all‑modern chamber music with timeless classics. Curated by composer Christopher Stark, the evening invites you on a sonic journey—from the quiet shapes of minimalism to the soaring language of abstract expressionism—mirroring the emotional landscape of Emily Rauh’s exhibition *Dialogues and Conversations*. The night's highlights echo vistas of contemporary brilliance: David Lang’s “Before Glory” from *Mystery Sonatas*, Igor Stravinsky’s gripping “Three Pieces for String Quartet”, Steve Reich’s subtle “Vermont Counterpoint” for flute and tape, Morton Feldman’s haunting “The Viola in My Life 1”, and Philip Glass’s cinematic “String Quartet No. 3, ‘Mishima’”, inspired by Paul Schrader’s 1985 film. Follow the spectacle in this intimate, visually stunning concert film that turns the Pulitzer into a living, breathing chamber‑music gallery—an unforgettable tribute that celebrates the past, present, and future of American art.