Featuring Gamin

Musical Program:
Franz Joseph Haydn | String Quartet in C Major, Op. 54, “Tost”, No. 2 
Franz Joseph Haydn | “She Never Told Her Love” (arranged for string quartet)  
Jörg Widmann | Four Verses of Homesickness for Violin and Cello
Eun Young Lee | Gagopa for Violin & Cello Duo 
Eun Young Lee | Bagooni for Violin, Cello and Piri/Saenghwang
Binna Kim | Stacked Emotions for String Quartet
Gamin | The Stars for Saenghwang and String Quartet

Curated by: Jae Cosmos Lee & Megumi Stohs Lewis
Coming to Boston spotlights the stories of those who have shaped — and been shaped by — this city. Music and migration converge in this deeply personal program rooted in stories of arrival, belonging, and cultural exchange.

Haydn’s music opens the concert alongside Jörg Widmann’s Four Verses of Homesickness, a meditation on longing and displacement. Works by living, Korean-born, Boston-based composers Eun Young Lee (Bagooni & Gagopa) and Binna Kim (Stacked Emotions) explore identity and connection through striking contemporary voices.

We’re joined by Gamin, master of traditional Korean wind instruments, who performs both her own The Stars and Lee’s evocative trio for piri/saenghwang, violin, and cello. Together, these works form a cross-cultural portrait through musical collaboration.

All programs subject to change. Single tickets go on sale August 2025.

Photography courtesy of Gamin