Oboist

Wagner described Beethoven’s seventh symphony as the “Apotheosis of the Dance.” It’s a spot-on description — the music moves and breathes and exults and laments, one of Beethoven’s finest and best-loved orchestral works. For this concert, renowned conductor Anne Manson teams up with FWSO’s principal oboist Jennifer Corning Lucio for Ralph Vaughn Williams’ haunting Oboe Concerto, a work in which each movement ends as it began. Finally, the orchestra completes the program with a work by composer Carlos Simon, composer-in-residence at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

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The FWSO’s Jennifer Corning Lucio: Beethoven, Vaughan Williams, and Carlos Simon

Bass Performance Hall

Respighi’s imaginative orchestrations of lute music and Bloch’s challenge to his skeptical students bookend a program of works influenced by traditions of an earlier style of music. In between, Jennifer Corning Lucio, Fort Worth Symphony’s principal oboe, performs Vaughn Williams’ pastoral oboe concerto and the baroque concerto grosso form gets a jazz-inflected rethinking by Errolyn Wallen, “the renaissance woman of contemporary British music.”

Jennifer Corning Lucio

Oboist

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Past events

1 - 3 Mar, 2024

The FWSO’s Jennifer Corning Lucio: Beethoven, Vaughan Williams, and Carlos Simon · Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra

17 - 18 Feb, 2024

The Old Style · Reno Chamber Orchestra

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