Trombonist

The brightness of a brass choir and the holidays just naturally seem to ring together. The Boston Brass quintet, which has performed in all 50 states and some 30 other countries, has been together more than 35 years, playing colorful classical arrangements, burning jazz standards, and the best of original brass repertoire. Trumpeter Jeff Conner may be the sole remaining original member, but the group has stayed true to its founding vision of combining musical education and rewarding concerts. The quintet’s newest release, Blues for Sam (2022), features a mix of classical and jazz arrangements alongside old Boston Brass favorites, and is dedicated to longtime tuba player Sam Pilafian.

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Boston Brass: Christmas Bells Are Swingin’!

Ravinia Festival

Acclaimed piano virtuoso Maria João Pires makes a rare American appearance in the season finale joining Maestro Gerard Schwarz and the Palm Beach Symphony to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 in A Major, which brilliantly blends the composer’s unique ability to both lift the heaviest heart and stir its deepest emotions. The program opens with the Florida premiere of the orchestral version of Adolphus Hailstork’s Monuments for solo trombone and string orchestra featuring Palm Beach Symphony Principal Trombone and Latin GRAMMY winner Domingo Pagliuca.

Palm Beach Symphony Presents Maria João Pires, Hailstorck, and Franck

Alexander W. Dreyfoos Concert Hall

Acclaimed piano virtuoso Maria João Pires makes a rare American appearance in the season finale joining Maestro Gerard Schwarz and the Palm Beach Symphony to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 in A Major, which brilliantly blends the composer’s unique ability to both lift the heaviest heart and stir its deepest emotions. The program opens with the Florida premiere of the orchestral version of Adolphus Hailstork’s Monuments for solo trombone and string orchestra featuring Palm Beach Symphony Principal Trombone and Latin GRAMMY winner Domingo Pagliuca. The season culminates with the Symphony performing for the first time Franck’s Symphony in D Minor, which was once such a beloved staple of concert seasons that it appeared in programs at Carnegie Hall six times is less than two months in 1927.

Trombonist

Domingo Pagliuca

Events

Past events

Dec 9, 2023

Boston Brass: Christmas Bells Are Swingin’! · Ravinia Festival

May 15, 2023

Palm Beach Symphony Presents Maria João Pires, Hailstorck, and Franck · Kravis Center

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