Nathaniel Dett (arr. Eric Mahl) - Excerpts from the Paino Suites
Margaret Bonds - Montgomery Variations
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 4
The NSO’s final concert of the season features soloist Julia Choi, first Violinist in the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. Praised by the New York Times for her “narrative sweep and involving performance,” Ms. Choi will perform one of the most quintessential concertos in the repertoire. Also on the program is Aaron Copland’s heartfelt, pastoral, and moving work, “Appalachian Spring.”
Join us at the Ridgefield playhouse for our 60th Anniversary Gala! Details to be announced!
Join members of the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra and the legendary Judy Collins at the Ridgefield playhouse.
Student Concerto Competition winner (TBD)
Dvorak, Symphony No. 9 - “New World”
Join us for our annual Family Concert! This season we celebrate dance music from around the world by composers from all countries and eras. Bring your dancing shoes and get ready to move and to have some fun!
Coleridge Taylor - Overture to Hiawatha
Vaughn-Williams - Norfolk Rhapsody no. 1 in E minor
Cesar Franck - Symphony in D minor.
The Philharmonia makes our Carnegie Hall debut featuring Tchaikovsky’s thrilling Symphony no. 4!
Danse Negre - Samuel Coleridge Taylor
Tchaikovsky - Violin Concert, Jennifer Koh, soloist
Sergei Rachmaninov - Symphony No. 2
As we approach the 60th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery marches, the nonviolent marches organized to protest Jim Crow Laws, the NSO will perform Margaret Bond’s romantic and heroic “Montgomery Variations,” in homage to these fearless and selfless heroes who brought hope to countless people. On the same program will be Johannes Brahms’s magnificent and profound Symphony No. 3 in F major.
Ludwig Van Beethoven - Piano Concerto No. 5 “Emperor” with Michelle Cann, soloist
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Sibelius, Symphony No. 2.
Mozart - Symphony 35
Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 5
Join the NSO for our season opener! Come take an adventure with us through the epic tales of the legendary Hiawatha with Coleridge-Taylor’s “Overture to Hiawatha,” to the Bohemian countryside in Rachmaninov’s thrilling “Capriccio Bohémien,” and into the stories and music of early America in Dvořák's most well known work, the “New World Symphony.”
