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SUMMARY:Clara & Johannes
DESCRIPTION:Considering tickets to more than one concert this season? Choose 3 concerts and you will save 20% on tickets. Click here to subscribe today.  \n\n\n\nOn the Program\n\nClara Wieck (Schumann)\nPiano Concerto in A minor\, op. 7\n \nJohannes Brahms\nSymphony No. 4 \nCharles Ives\nThree Places in New England \n\n  \n\nFeatured Performers\nNew Haven Symphony Orchestra\nPerry So\, Conductor & Music Director\nInna Faliks\, piano \nThe remarkable Ukrainian-born pianist Inna Faliks has established herself as one of the most communicative\, and poetic artists of her generation. Since her teenage debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra\, she has performed thousands of recitals and concerts throughout the world in major concert halls and with renowned orchestras and conductors including Leonard Slatkin\, Keith Lockhart\, Daniel Meyer\, Victor Yampolsky\, Robert Moody\, and Dmitry Sitkovetsky. Her memoir\, Weight In the Fingertips was published by Globe Pequot in 2023 receiving outstanding reviews. In 2024 she premieredClarice Assad’s Lilith Concerto amd released her latest CD: Manuscripts Don’t Burn.  \n  \n  \n\nAbout this Performance\nClara Schumann and Johannes Brahms shared a deep and enduring friendship that greatly influenced their music. Clara\, a brilliant pianist and composer\, was a close confidante and mentor for Brahms. Their relationship\, rooted in mutual respect and admiration\, inspired some of the most beautiful and heartfelt compositions in classical music. This concert celebrates their unique bond and the timeless music born from it. \nThe program will also feature Connecticut’s official composer\, Charles Ives\, in honor of his 125th Birthday Anniversary! Born in Danbury in 1874\, Ives attended Yale University and worked in the insurance industry\, while also becoming one of the most influential composers in American history. Three Places in New England aims to paint a picture of American ideals\, lifestyle and patriotism at the turn of the 20th century by musically visiting Boston Commons; Redding\, Connecticut; and Stockbridge\, Mass. \nFrom Music Director Perry So: \n“Symphonic music came to New Haven through immigrants over a century ago\, and central European musicians have played a major part of the history of the NHSO\, the fourth oldest symphony orchestra in the country. While technically European at its source\, the works of composers such as Brahms\, Tchaikovsky and Dvorak almost immediately crossed the Atlantic and flourished on the music stands of the NHSO and our peers. Brahms’ fourth and final symphony is such a work — thoroughly central European at its birth but almost immediately finding a home on these shores. In this program we explore Clara Schumann’s piano concerto\, a foundational work of the history of the piano that has been unjustly forgotten until recently. We will also celebrate the 150th birthday of Connecticut’s state composer\, Charles Ives\, the great maverick innovator of American music\, who walked the streets of New Haven as a young man\, and attended countless NHSO concerts in those formative years.” \n\n  \n\n\nConcert Sponsors\n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/clara-johannes/
LOCATION:Woolsey Hall\, 500 College St\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511\, United States
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