Part of HANCHER’S 2026–2027 SEASON and FIFTY FOR THE FUTURE
Presented by HANCHER AUDITORIUM
Room 1078 is a working ensemble founded at the University of Michigan in 2015, now led by University of Iowa DMA alum Hanna Rumora.
Franghiz Ali-Zadeh draws on ancient Azerbaijani dance, while Aftab Darvishi takes an Ahmad Shamloo poem as her source. Bryce Dessner composed a meditation on impermanence after the 2019 Notre Dame fire built on a melody by the 12th-century composer Pérotin. Mario Galeano Toro immerses players in Colombian cumbia, Joan Jeanrenaud reflects on four decades as a member Kronos Quartet, Garth Knox launches a space odyssey, and Trey Spruance closes with a mystical triptych.
Bram Margoles, violin
Cassidy Chey Goldblatt, violin
Ryan McDonald, viola
Hanna Rumora, cello
PROGRAM
Kala RAMNATH: Franghiz Ali-Zadeh: Reqs (Dance)
Aftab DARVISHI: Daughters of Sol
Bryce DESSNER: Le Bois
Mario GALEANO TORO: Tolo Midi
Joan JEANRENAUD: Knock
Garth Alexander KNOX: Satellites
Tey SPRUANCE: Séraphîta
TICKETS
Free and open to the public, RSVP required.
Registration opens Wednesday, January 20 on hancher.uiowa.edu/2627-fifty.
HANCHER EVENT PARTNERS
Bruce Gantz
David McCartney & James Petersen
John R. Menninger
Hazel H. Seaba
Joyce & Dick Summerwill Ventures Fund
Stephen & Victoria West
George & Carrol Woodworth