Revolució diamantina at Boston Symphony Orchestra

Revolució diamantina, performed by the acclaimed chamber choir The Crossing under the direction of Donald Nally, showcases an innovative piece for eight amplified voices and full orchestra by composer Gabriela Ortiz. This work addresses themes of feminism, femicide, and social equality, drawing inspiration from a powerful protest incident in Mexico City. The performance is part of The Crossing's commitment to new music, contributing to a season that reflects on pivotal social issues. Audiences can experience this thought-provoking production at the Boston Symphony Orchestra.