A performance by trombone faculty member Scott Hartman.

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Scott Hartman, trombone

Yale University

The Maximum for the City - String Ensemble

Church of San Francesco di Paola

Parish of Our Lady of the Nations in S. Eugenio Papa

In the welcoming atmosphere of the opera café, a special musical experience awaits you: chamber music treasures presented by the musicians of the Halle State Orchestra. We will also serve coffee or tea (included in the ticket price), a glass of sparkling wine, and fresh cake – for a Sunday morning filled with enjoyment, music, and inspiring encounters.

4th Coffee Concert

Opera Café

Pioneering composer John Adams conducts a marquee lineup of Cleveland Orchestra premieres, including his Frenzy, an audacious work that reflects our dizzying modernity, and his own arrangements of Astor Piazzolla’s irresistible Argentine tangos. Following a contemplative fugue by Ives, pianist Aaron Diehl takes center stage in a concerto composed for him, Timo Andres’s delightful American pastiche Made of Tunes.

Frenzied Tango

Severance Music Center

Professors of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestra

Teatro Comunale Niccolini

Dance Party

ArcBest Performing Arts Center

A Trip to the Southern Hemisphere

St Francis Episcopal Church

Rhythms of Nature

Empress Theatre

Music From Latin America- Family Concert

Highline Performing Art Center

Enjoy food trucks, artisan crafts, and dancers on the plaza beforehand—then continue the party in the concert hall as you clap along to music from Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina, and more. Composer Arturo Márquez describes the trumpet as “the Mexican cry of joy and sorrow” and José Sibaja proves this as trumpet soloist in Marquez’ Concierto de Otoño (Autumn Concerto) on not one, not two, but four different instruments! This high-energy concert concludes with Rimsky-Korsakov’s vibrant Capriccio espagnol, which was directly influenced by folk melodies of Spain.

Celebración Sinfónica

Salt Palace Convention Center

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a program featuring the spirited sounds of Latin America and Spain, led by the vivacious conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez and featuring Costa Rican trumpet soloist José Sibaja!

Celebración Sinfónica at the Noorda

Utah Valley University

Concert 9: “The Seasons”

Angel Fire Community Center

Fiesta 41!

**Event: PSSS: From the Pavement to the Concert Hall**

**Date: Sunday, May 19, 2024**

**Location: Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall**

**Time: 6:00 pm**

**Admission: Free (Tickets Required)**

Join us for a captivating evening as the Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings presents its final concert of the 2023-24 season. Under the baton of Dr. Johanna Gamboa-Kroesen, this performance promises an unforgettable journey through a diverse musical landscape. The program features an eclectic mix of compositions, including works by Norman Dello Joio, Astor Piazzola, and José Elizondo, and showcases a special Klezmer collaboration with the ensemble Mostly Kosher.

**Artists:**
- Dr. Johanna Gamboa-Kroesen, Conductor
- Mostly Kosher
- Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings

**Program Highlights:**
- Norman Dello Joio: Choreography
- Astor Piazzola, arr. Kazik: Libertango
- Traditional, TBA: Klezmer Collaboration with Mostly Kosher
- José Elizondo: Estampas Mexicanas
- Louis Prima, arr. Marshall & Phillips: Sing, Sing, Sing

Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. While admission is free, securing your ticket in advance is required to ensure your place at this not-to-be-missed event. Experience the culmination of a season's hard work and dedication, and support the young talents of the Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings as they bring their passion and skill to the stage.

For tickets and more information, please visit our website or contact the box office. Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate the power of music and community with us at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

PSSS: From the Pavement to the Concert Hall

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Two composers, two cities, and four seasons heard through very different musical voices. Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons brings scenes of spring birds, summer storms, autumn harvest celebrations, and winter frost to life through brilliant violin writing. Its famous “Winter” movement has inspired everything from high-speed action scenes to glittering diamond ads, its icy violin lines racing with restless energy. Piazzolla’s The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires answers with the pulse of tango, where sharp rhythms and sultry melodies evoke the streets and nightlife of Argentina’s capital. Violinist Blake Pouliot leads the orchestra from the concertmaster chair in a program that moves from baroque elegance to the heat and energy of modern Buenos Aires.

The Four Seasons

Valentine Theatre

Tchaikovsky brings Romantic drama while Bernstein and Copland present two very different sides of American life. Piazzolla and Dvořák bring the folk music of their homelands into the concert hall, while Australian composer Matthew Hindson proves inspiration can come from anywhere – even heavy metal!

Dance Classics with the Sydney Symphony

Sydney Town Hall

Astor Piazzola

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 20, 2026

The Four Seasons · Toledo Symphony Orchestra

Jan 30, 2027

Dance Classics with the Sydney Symphony · Sydney Symphony Orchestra

Past events

Oct 4, 2026

Scott Hartman, trombone · Yale School of Music

5 - 7 May, 2026

The Maximum for the City - String Ensemble · Teatro Massimo

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