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Music
1--CONCERT-- 285 Events
2--CABARET-- 12 Events
Americana 167 Events
Classical 151 Events
Jazz 36 Events
Ethnic 15 Events
Religious 58 Events
Beyond the Notes with Trio Oko
Boston-based Trio Oko—praised for their “profound communication” and “thoughtful choices of timbre, articulation, dynamic contrast, and balance”—joins forces with Sarah Whitney for an unconventional Beyond the Notes concert. Featuring violinist Emma Powell, cellist Mina Kim, and harpist Charles Overton, the ensemble will present a vibrant program spanning Jacques Ibert, Jessie Montgomery, and more.
Artists:
Sarah Whitney, founder - violin
Emma Powell - violin
Mina Kim - cello
Charles Overton - harp
Prelude music by students of the Concord Conservatory of Music will start at 7:15PM
Cambridge Symphony - American Rebels
JOHN CORIGLIANO Symphony No. 1: Of Rage and Remembrance
LEONARD BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Cambridge Symphony Orchestra - American Rebels
JOHN CORIGLIANO Symphony No. 1: Of Rage and Remembrance
LEONARD BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Lexington Symphony - Pushing The Limits
Still | Bells Shostakovich | Violin Concerto No. 1 —Callum Smart, violin
Bartok| Concerto for Orchestra
British violinist Callum Smart returns by popular demand to Lexington Symphony to perform Shostakovich’s evocative Violin Concerto No. 1. Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra was commissioned by Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Serge Koussevitsky in 1943. This popular piece is filled with opportunities for each section of the orchestra to shine as the piece builds to an exuberant conclusion.
Atlantic Symphony - Masterworks Classical
MOZART: Bassoon Concerto in B-flat Major K191
Heejeong Jeong, bassoon
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 6 ("Pastorale")
Featuring “Pastorale” art works by local student and adult artists.
Experience an evening of timeless classical music with the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra at Thayer’s Center for the Arts. Join us for two audience favorites by Mozart and Beethoven, plus a piece highlighting one of the most extraordinary instruments of the orchestra - the bassoon.
Mozart's Overture from The Abduction from Seraglio is upbeat and fun, evoking a carefree freedom and peace.
His Bassoon Concerto continues that theme of joy and cheer. It is an extraordinary piece giving the spotlight to an instrument rarely heard solo in today's classical repertoire, and we are excited to welcome Heejeong Jeong for the first time.