The modern Beethoven Festival opens with two of Beethoven's most exuberant and joyous symphonies, plus Stravinsky's smile-inducing Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra with soloist Peter Serkin.
David Zinman leads Beethoven's compact, energetic Eighth and the sunny Fourth. "Absolutely stunning" (Classic FM) Alisa Weilerstein is soloist in Barber's lyrical Cello Concerto.
In the finale to our Beethoven festival, David Zinman leads the Philharmonic in a pair of Beethoven's symphonies, and violin soloist Gil Shaham performs Hartmann's unjustly-neglected Concerto funèbre.
Don't miss this one-night-only event celebrating the musical genius of Frank Loesser, composer to such Broadway favorites as Guys and Dolls and How to Success in Business Without Really Trying. Subscribers and Donors can reserve their seats now; any remaining seats go on sale to the general public next Wednesday.
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