This is what you get when you put the music of composer Johannes Brahms side by side with art rock legends Radiohead: a “mood of anxiety and brooding pathos.”
So says arranger and conductor Steve Hackman, who will join the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on May 15 to weave together the works of these two artists whose creative work is separated by more than a century, the orchestra announced today.
Specifically, Hackman will be leading the orchestra, along with three guest vocalists, in a performance that weaves together elements of Brahms’ “Symphony No. 1” and Radiohead’s seminal album “OK Computer.”
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