Due to an injury, pianist Joyce Yang has had to withdraw from the Nov. 11 concert at SCSU. Shaham will play Chopin’s Second Piano Concerto on program also featuring Brahms & Coleridge-Taylor.
The Symphony’s SCSU Residency will open October 23 with a program conducted by music director Alasdair Neale and featuring “To Awaken the Sleeper,” NHSO Composer-in-Residence Joel Thompson’s ode to literary giant James Baldwin.
Free, outdoor concerts for kids in May and June will feature the NHSO Brass Quintet and a showing of live animals and animal artifacts from Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo.
The residency amplifies the Symphony’s commitment to performing accessible concerts for diverse audiences, collaborating on- and off-stage with community partners, and infusing educational opportunities into every facet of the organization.