Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
A concert to benefit Mountain Dreamers
Michael Stern, conductor
Spencer Adler, cello
On the Program
Chen Yi: Transplanted Seeds – World Premiere, National Repertory Orchestra Commission made possible through the generous support of Dr. Kai Yiu Yeung and Pam Piper Yeung
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 41
Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No. 2
Music Director Michael Stern gathers a global perspective for this ingenious program featuring the world premiere of a new work by Chen Yi commissioned by the NRO and made possible through the generous support of Dr. Kai Yiu Yeung and Pam Piper Yeung. The recipient of numerous awards and prizes, Chen Yi blends Chinese and Western traditions, transcending cultural and musical boundaries. Her music is colorful, rhythmically vibrant, and filled with effervescent sounds. She describes Transplanted Seeds as reflecting the immigrant experience.
Wolfgang Mozart’s last symphony — No. 41 — is a genuine masterpiece by a composer at the top of his game. Written during a particularly creative summer just three years before he died, the “Jupiter” Symphony is filled with melodies that seem effortless and completely inevitable. Savor the elegant sounds and be amazed at the superb craftsmanship of the finale where Mozart weaves together five melodic strands simultaneously.
Eric T. Williams
Tickets for Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
- Adults: $20 – $45
- 17 & Under: $5
- Season Pass: $182 – $364 (BEST VALUE!)
- Local Family Pass – $132 (BEST VALUE!)
- Pick 10 Bundle: $170 – $320
- Pick 6 Bundle: $108 – $216
- Adult group rates are available for parties of four or more.
Pictured: NRO cellos, 2022
Photo by Elaine Collins
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Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
A concert to benefit Mountain Dreamers
Michael Stern, conductor
Spencer Adler, cello
On the Program
Chen Yi: Transplanted Seeds – World Premiere, National Repertory Orchestra Commission made possible through the generous support of Dr. Kai Yiu Yeung and Pam Piper Yeung
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 41
Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No. 2
Music Director Michael Stern gathers a global perspective for this ingenious program featuring the world premiere of a new work by Chen Yi commissioned by the NRO and made possible through the generous support of Dr. Kai Yiu Yeung and Pam Piper Yeung. The recipient of numerous awards and prizes, Chen Yi blends Chinese and Western traditions, transcending cultural and musical boundaries. Her music is colorful, rhythmically vibrant, and filled with effervescent sounds. She describes Transplanted Seeds as reflecting the immigrant experience.
Wolfgang Mozart’s last symphony — No. 41 — is a genuine masterpiece by a composer at the top of his game. Written during a particularly creative summer just three years before he died, the “Jupiter” Symphony is filled with melodies that seem effortless and completely inevitable. Savor the elegant sounds and be amazed at the superb craftsmanship of the finale where Mozart weaves together five melodic strands simultaneously.
Eric T. Williams
Tickets for Mozart, Chávez and Chen Yi – Transplanted Voices
- Adults: $20 – $45
- 17 & Under: $5
- Season Pass: $182 – $364 (BEST VALUE!)
- Local Family Pass – $132 (BEST VALUE!)
- Pick 10 Bundle: $170 – $320
- Pick 6 Bundle: $108 – $216
- Adult group rates are available for parties of four or more.
Pictured: NRO cellos, 2022
Photo by Elaine Collins
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