3. Philharmonic Evening

Graz Congress

Jack Moeser, horn

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

EPSG:4326

Rachel Stiles, wind conducting

Northwestern University

This performance will include Smetana's "Ma Vlast Nr. 2 Vltava 'The Moldau,'" Jacob's "Old Wine in New Bottles," and Saint-Saëns' "Symphony No. 3 'Organ Symphony'" (featuring soloist Dr. Carrie Groenewold).

NISO spring concert

Dordt University

Symphonic Band – Jacob Kessler, conductor (Master’s Recital)

Auer Hall

viola

Hall 1 / Tabakquartier

Representing a variety of majors across campus, the University Band is joined by the Maryland Community Band for a concert of traditional and contemporary wind band music in a performance perfect for all ages. Repertoire will be announced closer to the concert.

Community & University Band Concert

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

When looking for the role models of the influential "Mannheim School", one often comes across the name of Johann Evangelist Brandl, born in Regensburg in 1760. Even though the Upper Palatinate native never made it to the actual Mecca of the musical avant-garde, he nevertheless made enough contacts with colleagues in the Bruchsal court of the Prince-Bishop of Speyer. They helped him when the bishop had to flee from the French in 1792, who then finally took Bruchsal seven years later. Brandl's new place of work was the Francophile court of the Grand Duke of Baden. There he composed numerous works for the bassoon, which he loved, until his death in 1837 - including the Quintet op.63.

5th Chamber Evening

Semperoper Dresden

When seeking out the forerunners of the influential »Mannheim School«, one often stumbles across the name of Johann Evangelist Brandl, born in Regensburg in 1760.  Even if he never actually belonged to the leading lights of the musical avant-garde, Brandl was nevertheless in close touch with prominent musicians at the Bruchsal court of the Bishop of Speyer. They helped him when the bishop was forced to flee the invading French in 1792, who finally conquered Bruchsal seven years later. Brandl’s new place of work became the Francophile court of the Grand Duke of Baden. There, until his death in 1837, he composed numerous works for his beloved bassoon – including the Quintet, Op. 63.

5th Chamber Music Evening Concert

**Event Title:** L’éclat des vents OPRL

**Date:** Tuesday, 11 February 2025

**Time:** 19:00

**Duration:** Approximately 1 hour

**Location:** Liège, Salle Philharmonique

**Price:** €13. Free if your birthday falls on the day of the Happy Hour event.

**Description:**
Dive into the expansive repertoire of wind octets with the musicians of the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège (OPRL) as they welcome the distinguished oboist Philippe Tondre. A Paris-trained virtuoso, Tondre is a professor at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia and serves as the principal oboist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, with previous positions in Stuttgart, Leipzig, and Japan. This special program juxtaposes the timeless works of Mozart and Beethoven with pieces by one of England's most revered masters, Gordon Jacob, who taught composition at the Royal College of Music in London from 1924 to 1966.

**Program:**
- MOZART, Serenade in C minor, excerpt
- BEETHOVEN, Wind Octet in E-flat major, op. 103, excerpt
- JACOB, Divertimento in E-flat major

**Performers:**
- Philippe Tondre, oboe
- Sébastien Guedj, oboe
- Jean-Luc Votano, conductor
- Pierre Xhonneux, clarinet
- Joanie Carlier, bassoon
- Margaux Ortman, horn
- David Lefèvre, horn

**Genre:** Chamber Music

**Series:** Happy Hour

**Partnership:** Supported by the Friends of the Orchestra in collaboration with the HOP association.

**Tickets:** Available for reservation.

Join us for an enchanting evening of classical music that promises to be both enlightening and entertaining. Whether you're a seasoned classical music aficionado or new to the genre, this event is the perfect opportunity to experience the magic of wind octets performed by world-class musicians.

The shine of the winds

Philharmonic Hall of Liege

COSB Fall Concert 2024

Palos Verdes Performing Arts Center

The Fall 2024 San Luis Obispo Music Festival culminates in a concert performance of these amazing chamber works in the intimate setting of the Harold J. Miossi Cultural & Performing Arts Center.

Fall Chamber Concert

Join Scott Yoo and oboist Xiaodi Liu as they guide you through Gordon Jacob's Oboe Quartet. In this informal, one-hour event, Scott and the musicians will discuss the history surrounding the pieces, the composers’ lives and musical style, and perform selections from the works. Xiaodi will also teach you a little bit about the oboe along the way.

Notable Insight: Oboe Quartet

Park Ballroom

Anghiari 13: Symphonic Concert

Piazza IV Novembre

Peabody Wind Ensemble

Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University

Champagne and caviar. Sand and sea. Music… and joy. Join us for an event that captures the essence of perfect pairings and the magic they inspire. We’ll share the stage with the incredible Naughton Sisters, a twin sister piano duo captivating audiences throughout the globe with their artistry and mystical connection. The program culminates with Bartók’s epic symphonic work, widely considered the “Mount Everest” for musicians and a true showcase of your Cape Symphony’s power and virtuosity.

Better Together

Barnstable High School

Sasha Romero is one of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra‘s principal trombonists and a newly appointed member of the MSM Brass Department faculty.

featuring the MET Orchestra’s Sasha Romero

Manhattan School of Music

The Pomona College Band, directed by Graydon Beeks, is one of the oldest college bands in the country, and was founded in 1909. It is the concert band for The Claremont Colleges and is funded by Pomona College. The band’s membership is drawn from students, faculty and staff of The Claremont Colleges, and members of the local community. For this concert, the ensemble will perform music by Gustav Holst, Gordon Jacob, Karl Kohn, Philip Sparke, and others.

Gordon Jacob

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May 19, 2026

3. Philharmonic Evening · Oper Graz

May 2, 2026

Jack Moeser, horn · Northwestern Bienen School of Music

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