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Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this is the first concert in the "Symphony by the Sea" performances at Neptune’s Park at 31st Street at the Virginia ...
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this is the second concert in the "Symphony by the Sea" performances at Neptune’s Park at 31st Street at the ...
The first stop in Symphonicity’s world tour of sights and sounds is Latin America. Feel the zest of Gershwin’s Cuban Overture along with the delicious extras by Cowell and Ponce. Hailed as a “particularly fine timpanist” by the Washington Post, John Kilkenny shares his Costa Rica adventures and will “Raise the Roof” with music by Grammy-award winner, Michael Daughtery.
The second stop in Symphonicity’s world tour is Austria – home of mountains, meadows and Mozart. Juilliard graduate Annika Jenkins will perform Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3 This concert will also feature Beethoven’s “Wellington’s Victory” and Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony No. 8.
Symphonicity and Ballet Virginia International come together to present a Hampton Roads holiday tradition: “The Nutcracker.”
Symphonicity and Ballet Virginia International come together to present a Hampton Roads holiday tradition: “The Nutcracker.”
Symphonicity and Ballet Virginia International come together to present a Hampton Roads holiday tradition: “The Nutcracker.”
Symphonicity and Ballet Virginia International come together to present a Hampton Roads holiday tradition: “The Nutcracker.”
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this concert includes the audience, who will sing the choruses from the Christmas portion of Messiah. Professional singers will perform the solos. This concert is free and open to the public. Choral scores will be available for purchase for $10.
Conducted by Daniel W. Boothe, this afternoon is fun for children and families. Come early at 2pm and see the Instrument Petting Zoo, where guests will have an opportunity to learn about and touch orchestra instruments up close. In addition to the Instrument Petting Zoo, there will be face-painting and other fun activities in the lobby.
Known for its culture and cuisine, Italy will be celebrated with a presentation of Giuseppe Verdi’s powerful Requiem featuring over 100 singers from the Symphonicity and Old Dominion University Choruses.
Former BBC Symphony member and internationally renowned tubist James Gourlay will wave the flag of his native land – the United Kingdom – with Gregson’s Tuba Concerto. Other royal festivities will include presentations of Walton’s Crown Imperial, Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance No. 1 and Enigma Variations.
The world tour concludes with the final destination of Virginia. Enjoy a tribute to our oceanview with “Le mer” by Debussy and a Hampton Roads premiere by famed Virginian composer, Mark Camphouse. Pianist Michael Davidman from the Curtis Institute helps us pay tribute to the Blue Ridge Mountains with Gershwin’s most famous rhapsody.
