Kalshi, take note! Teddy Abrams conducts the world premiere of Seasons in America, billed as a “contemporary stateside take on Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.” The soloist is Ray Chen, to whose amber tone and energetic line Abrams tailored his music. A hit in the making? We’d almost bet money. But first, from Julia Perry, A Short Piece for Orchestra, precision-tooled to spread the full instrumental palette before our ears in just nine minutes. The terse but profound Three Places In New England by Charles Ives and George Gershwin’s sassy-to-the-max An American in Paris round out the program. —Matthew Gurewitsch