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COYO Spring Concert

Severance Music Center

An American masterpiece, Leonard Bernstein’s Symphonic Dances from West Side Story tells of cultures colliding, a theme that plays out across this program. Declared by Mahler himself to be “the start of modern music,” Chabrier’s España is paired with Lalo’s rhapsodic Cello Concerto to make up the first half of the program. The first American in four decades and youngest musician ever to win First Prize at the International Tchaikovsky Competition Cello Division, Zlatomir Fung, joins the RPO as soloist. Roberto Sierra’s colorful Fandangos, a rhythmic piece inspired by the triple meter Spanish dance, follows the Bernstein to end the lively evening.

Andreas Conducts West Side Story

Eastman Theatre

Cellist Julian Schwarz, already near-legendary in his early 30’s (“Stunning– has to be heard to be believed!”) marks his second appearance in San Jose with one of his favorite works, Lalo’s Concerto in D minor. Maestra Falletta opens the concert with Turina’s infectious Danzas, filled with Spanish rhythms and color; and concludes with Dvorák’s masterful, melody-rich Symphony No.7.

Mighty Cello

California Theatre

Cellist Johannes Moser joins conductor Erina Yashima and the SF Symphony to perform Édouard Lalo’s Spanish-flavored Cello Concerto while the Orchestra takes center stage in Antonín Dvořák’s euphoric Eighth Symphony.

Night In Bohemia With The SF Symphony

Davies Symphony Hall

Stanford University

Prokofiev’s immortal favorite features the Marin Symphony’s star instrumentalists. The Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra enriches this family-friendly program, sitting side-by-side with their professional counterparts.

Édouard Lalo

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