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CHRISTINA NAUGHTON & MICHELLE NAUGHTON
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| TWO PIANOS: TWO SISTERS |
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MICHAEL STERN conductor
CHRISTINA NAUGHTON & MICHELLE NAUGHTON pianos |
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| Schumann’s fiery overture makes a fine lead-in to Poulenc’s lighthearted, jazz-influenced double concerto, played by twin sisters! Brahms composed his second symphony while visiting the Austrian Alps; abundant in flowing melodies, it finds the composer in a cheerful and expansive mood. |
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Please Note: Due to illness, conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya is
unable to lead the NJSO this week. We are pleased to welcome Michael Stern to the podium. |
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| + Classical Conversations begin 1 hour before the concert. |
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OLLI MUSTONEN
conductor & piano |
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| THE PIANIST CONDUCTOR |
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| OLLI MUSTONEN conductor & piano |
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ITZHAK PERLMAN
conductor and violin |
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ITZHAK PERLMAN, CONDUCTOR & VIOLIN
WITH THE NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA |
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| ITZHAK PERLMAN conductor and violin |
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| All-Beethoven Program: |
Two Romances for Violin and Orchestra
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| Symphony No. 1 |
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| Symphony No. 3, “Eroica” |
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| Itzhak Perlman joins the NJSO for an all-Beethoven program that features him as both conductor and soloist. |
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| Presented in collaboration with NJPAC. |
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NJSO FAMILY SERIES
MEET THE ORCHESTRA |
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| JEFFREY GROGAN conductor |
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| Learn to identify the different sounds of an orchestra as each instrument family is featured in turn. You’ll enjoy picking out the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion as you listen to music of Dvořák, Copland, Beethoven and Strauss. |
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| Pre-Concert Adventures begin at 1 pm in the lobby and is free to all ticketholders. |
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ERIC WYRICK
violin |
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| MOZART’S JUPITER |
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JAMES GAFFIGAN conductor
ERIC WYRICK violin |
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| Mozart’s playful overture promises a magical evening. Schumann’s symphonic concerto has been called a “missing link” of the violin repertoire. Like its namesake planet, Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony—his last work in the genre—combines gravity and brilliance. |
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