Adams' On the Transmigration of Souls

In recognition of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Marin Alsop leads the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra alongside The Washington Chorus in John Adams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning *On the Transmigration of Souls*. Adams described the work as a “memory space”—a contemplative, non-narrative reflection that weaves recorded voices, orchestral textures, and choral writing into a collective meditation on loss and remembrance. The program offers a powerful sonic commemoration, inviting audiences to experience the piece as a shared act of reflection.

When: October 15–18, 2026 (specific dates inclusive; exact performance dates within this range to be confirmed).

Showtimes: Specific showtimes have not been announced; typically evening performances are scheduled for such collaborations.

Venue: The Washington Chorus performs this program in collaboration with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at a venue to be announced (likely in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area or Baltimore).

Tickets: Price information is not yet available; ticket availability and pricing will be released closer to the performance dates.

Lineup: Marin Alsop (conductor), the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and The Washington Chorus.

Run time: Not specified; John Adams’ *On the Transmigration of Souls* typically runs approximately 25–30 minutes, and the full program may include additional works not detailed here.

Ages: Age restrictions have not been provided; general admission policies will apply.

Accessibility: Accessibility details are not yet available; inquiries can be directed to The Washington Chorus or the host venue once announced.