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October 2019
COFFEE: VIOLINS OF HOPE
FRI 25 OCT 2019 :: "Violins of Hope" comes to Louisville. The internationally impactful touring exhibit provides an opportunity for learning and reflection through restored violins that survived the Holocaust. The Louisville Orchestra is proud to be a partner giving voice to these amazing instruments in this performance. CONCERT TALK: A free, pre-concert discussion, hosted by Daniel Gilliam from Louisville Public Media's WUOL-FM starts at 10AM in Whitney Hall. For more information about the city-wide exhibition, link to ViolinsOfHopeLou.com Paul…
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26 OCT 2019 :: A program of history and inspiration, "Violins of Hope" comes to Louisville in October 2019. The touring exhibition provides an opportunity for learning and reflections through restored violins that survived the Holocaust. The Louisville Orchestra is proud to be one of many partners in this city-wide project and participate by giving voice to these amazing instruments in this performance. CONCERT TALK: Starting at 6:45PM in Whitney Hall, the LO, together with WUOL, offers a free, pre-concert…
Find out more »MUSIC W/OUT BORDERS: HAYDN’S SURPRISE!
WED 30 OCT 2019: It's easy for music lovers to find delight in Mendelssohn’s energetic fairy-tale music or enjoy the silly “surprise” of one of Haydn’s greatest symphonies. So here we are having fun. How about one more surprise? The theme that Brahms thought was by Haydn … is not. Felix MENDELSSOHN: Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Franz Joseph HAYDN: Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”) Johannes BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn Gabriel Lefkowitz, conductor SERIES SPONSORED BY:…
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MUSIC W/out BORDERS: HAYDN’S SURPRISE!
FRI 1 NOV 2019: St. Francis In The Field :: It's easy for music lovers to find delight in Mendelssohn’s energetic fairy-tale music or enjoy the silly “surprise” of one of Haydn’s greatest symphonies. So here we are having fun. How about one more surprise? The theme that Brahms thought was by Haydn … is not. Felix MENDELSSOHN: Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Franz Joseph HAYDN: Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”) Johannes BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn…
Find out more »PARISTOWN: TEDDY’S SOUNDCHECK
SAT 2 NOV :: Check, check, 1,2,3. Can you hear us? For our first concert in the new hall, Teddy is putting the room through its paces. Brass fanfare… check. Rock the rafters orchestra number… check. Plug in with some orchestral electronica… check. We’ll need your feedback so be there for a stand-up concert party with the LO. TEDDY ABRAMS, conductor Aaron COPLAND: Fanfare for the Common Man Link to Listen Samuel BARBER: Second Essay for Orchestra, Op. 17 Link to…
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WED 6 NOV 2019: The Temple :: It's easy for music lovers to find delight in Mendelssohn’s energetic fairy-tale music or enjoy the silly “surprise” of one of Haydn’s greatest symphonies. So here we are having fun. How about one more surprise? The theme that Brahms thought was by Haydn … is not. Felix MENDELSSOHN: Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Franz Joseph HAYDN: Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”) Johannes BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn Gabriel Lefkowitz, conductor…
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THU 7 NOV 2019: The Jeffersonian :: It's easy for music lovers to find delight in Mendelssohn’s energetic fairy-tale music or enjoy the silly “surprise” of one of Haydn’s greatest symphonies. So here we are having fun. How about one more surprise? The theme that Brahms thought was by Haydn … is not. Felix MENDELSSOHN: Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Franz Joseph HAYDN: Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”) Johannes BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn Gabriel Lefkowitz, conductor…
Find out more »MUSIC W/out BORDERS AT THE OGLE CENTER: HAYDN’S SURPRISE!
FRI 8 NOV 2019: It takes a true music nerd to find delight in Mendelssohn’s energetic fairy-tale music or enjoy the silly “surprise” of one of Haydn’s greatest symphonies. But here we are having fun. How about one more surprise? The theme that Brahms thought was by Haydn … is not. Felix MENDELSSOHN: Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Franz Joseph HAYDN: Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”) Johannes BRAHMS: Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn Gabriel Lefkowitz, conductor SERIES SPONSORED…
Find out more »COFFEE: DON QUIXOTE + OTHER JOURNEYS
FRI 22 NOV 2019 :: Featuring LO principal cellist Nicholas Finch as the intrepid Don, Strauss’ virtuoso piece for orchestra is one of his most profound works. Equally comic and philosophical, the hero of this fairy-tale draws us into our own deepest emotions. Guest conductor Vinay Parameswaran, assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, takes us on a voyage with British composer Anna Clyne who writes of spiritual and creative “turbulence.” Her Night Ferry travels through winds and waves in a vivid…
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23 NOV 2019 :: Featuring LO principal cellist Nicholas Finch as the intrepid Don, Strauss' virtuoso piece for orchestra is one of his most profound works. equally comic and philosophical, the hero of this fairy-tale draws us into our own deepest emotions. Plus, British composer Anna Clyne writes of spiritual and creative "turbulence" as her Night Ferry travels through winds and waves in a vivid journey. CONCERT TALK: Starting at 6:45PM in Whitney Hall, the LO, together with WUOL, offers…
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