Dvořák’s New World Symphony moves with rushing energies and themes that feel like home.
Program
Wynton MARSALIS: "Southwestern Shakedown” from Blues Symphony
CHAUSSON: Poème
PRICE: Violin Concerto No. 2
DVOŘÁK: Symphony No. 9, From the New World
Venue
Music HallConcert Duration
Approximately 96 minutes, including intermissionSeries
Saturday Evenings C
Sunday Afternoons
What's Interesting
Dvořák’s New World Symphony moves with magnificent energies and melodies that feel like home. Hearing it performed by the CSO at Music Hall is a must-have experience. Randall Goosby, a new champion of Florence Price’s solo works, returns for the composer’s Second Violin Concerto plus Chausson’s most popular work. Selections from Wynton Marsalis Blues Symphony trace the blueprints of a quintessential American style.
What our Musicians are Saying
"Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 has always brought out feelings of Americana for me. It is such a joyous, daring and wonderfully melodic symphony. It really is a crowd pleaser. While the clarinet has some pretty great melodies, there are a number of other instruments that are prominently featured as well, such as the English horn. It's one of those pieces that is easy to take for granted because it is played so often, but once you hear it you are immediately reminded of how catchy and fun it truly is!"
—Chris Pell
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