Renowned Chickasaw composer Jarod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, celebrated for his unique fusion of classical music and Native American traditions, is set to debut a new work with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic. The composition, titled American Indian Symphony, will be featured in the concert. In a distinctive choice, Tate has selected two esteemed soloists: Dr. Kirsten C. Kunkle, a prominent Native American soprano from the Mvskoke Nation, and Mark Billy, a Verdi baritone of Choctaw ancestry. They will be joined by Canterbury Voices, Oklahoma's premier symphony chorus, enhancing the cultural depth of the performance.