An endlessly inventive musician and composer whom The New Yorker has called "[one of] today's most important pianists," Vijay Iyer often draws inspiration from his rich Indian heritage. Never has this been truer than in Iyer's latest work, Radhe Radhe: Rites of Holi, an electrifying response to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring that combines live music and film in a piece inspired by the ancient Hindu Holi festival of colors. Iyer will showcase a bold pairing of Cliff Colnot's arrangement of Stravinsky's along with the film For this performance at Zellerbach Hall, Iyer is joined by members of virtuosic International Contemporary Ensemble, a genre-defying group that serves as artists-in-residence at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival.