Join us at the Joslyn Art Museum for an unforgettable afternoon with the Omaha Symphony, featuring the exceptional "Mazzoli & Weill" program. This All-American showcase, happening on Sunday, March 2 at 2:00 PM, centers around the extraordinary range of the orchestra’s smallest instrument, the piccolo, in Lowell Liebermann’s Concerto for Piccolo and Orchestra. 

Under the baton of Maurice Cohn, with Lisa Meyerhofer as the Assistant Principal Flute and Piccolo, the program promises an intense and emotional journey through music. The lineup includes Missy Mazzoli's "These Worlds In Us," a piece known for its intense, emotional writing for chamber orchestra. Following this, the spotlight shines on Meyerhofer as she takes on Liebermann’s challenging concerto, showcasing the piccolo's versatility and range. The afternoon will also feature Erich Wolfgang Korngold's "Theme and Variations, Op. 42," and conclude with Kurt Weill’s "Symphony No. 2," a 20th-century masterpiece penned after Weill's escape from Nazi Germany in 1933.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the depth and breadth of American orchestral music. Individual tickets will be available in August, but you can enjoy savings, free exchanges, and more benefits by subscribing to the Symphony Joslyn series now. A 6-Concert package is available for just $190.

Prepare for an afternoon of captivating music that promises to be both a showcase of virtuosity and a deep, emotional journey.

Mazzoli & Weill

Joslyn Art Museum

The French composer Lili Boulanger was the first (female) winner of the Prix de Rome in 1913. In her short life she created numerous works and is considered one of the main figures of French Impressionism. The orchestral version of her composition "D'un matin de printemps" was her last major work. "From a Spring Morning" describes the late romantic intensity of the depiction of nature in its title and goes far beyond contemporary Impressionism.

Lowell Lieberman

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