Recognized by critics, audiences, and professional musicians alike for its uniquely polished and passionate performances, The Dorian Wind Quintet is known worldwide as one of chamber music’s preeminent and longest continuously-active ensembles. The Quintet has literally been around the world – concertizing in the United States and Canada, touring Europe eighteen times, and playing throughout the Middle East, India, Africa and Asia. The Dorian made history as the first wind quintet to appear at Carnegie Hall.

Billy Childs: Fugue in Perpetual Motion in B-flat Major (1999) | Bruce Adolph: Night Journeys (1987) | George Perle: Wind Quintet No. 4 (1960) (winner of 1986 Pulitzer) | Lee Hoiby: Anniversary Variations on a theme by Reicha (2001)