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“Bruce Hangen and the Orchestra were extraordinary, as usual. Thank you for enriching my life as you do over and over again.” – PAT ZDANOWICZ, LITTLETON

“Bruce’s pre-concert talks always educate us on what we are to hear…And the post-concert Q&A with Bruce and the guest artist is so unique. – LONGTIME SUBSCRIBER

“A wonderful program experience. … We were moved and came away thrilled.” - DEB EPSTEIN & ALAN JOSLIN, CAMBRIDGE

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Saturday, September 29, 2018at 7:30pm

Gershwin/Rose Overture to Strike Up the Band

CastagnonePreludio giocoso

Copland Dance Panels

Mahler “Blumine”

BernsteinSymphony No. 1 “Jeremiah”Britt Brown, mezzo-soprano

NOTES FROM MAESTRO HANGEN: “Let’s celebrate the 100th birthday of my teacher, Leonard Bernstein, by doing both his music and the music of composers who were important to him: Copland, Gershwin, Mahler, and a piece by Franco Castagnone that inspired Bernstein when he was still in school. Award-winning mezzo Britt Brown is in the spotlight for Bernstein’s emotional First Symphony, subtitled ‘Jeremiah.’”

Saturday, November 3, 2018at 7:30pm

BalakirevOverture on Three Russian Folk Songs

KabalevskyCello Concerto No. 2Nathaniel Taylor, cello

TchaikovskySymphony No. 5

“The Russian school of composing is inherently dramatic, tuneful, and colorful. Basking in the familiarity of Tchaikovsky’s ‘Fifth,’ this concert opens with traditional Russian folksongs in a symphonic setting by Balakirev and features a remarkable rising star cellist, Nathaniel Taylor, in Kabalevsky’s dynamic and soulful concerto.”

Saturday, January 26, 2019at 7:30pm

Sibelius Suite from Belshazzar’s Feast, Op. 51

Mahler Symphony No. 1 “Titan”

Also featuring the Indian Hill Music School Student Concerto Competition winner.

“Mahler is back! Gustav writes in such a way that excites today’s musicians and wows audiences with extremes of tenderness, joy, and triumph. Beginning the concert, Finnish composer Jean Sibelius’ spirited music will warm us up and the winner of Indian Hill Music School’s annual Student Concerto Competition will bring youthful energy to the stage.”

Saturday, February 23, 2019at 7:30pm

All Brahms:

Hungarian Dances Nos. 3 & 10

Symphony No. 3

Piano Concerto No. 1Ya-Fei Chuang, piano

“Johannes Brahms is the favored composer of many a musician and concert-goer: Classical but Romantic; expressive but stoic; forward-looking but holding fast to old traditions of style. His Third Symphony and the monumental Piano Concerto No. 1 anchor this program with breathtaking guest soloist Ya-Fei Chuang. We’ll begin the concert with a couple of Brahms’ Hungarian Dances to whet the appetite for more!”

Saturday, March 23, 2019at 7:30pm

Vaughan Williams Bucolic Suite

RautavaaraClarinet ConcertoRichard Stoltzman, clarinet

BeethovenSymphony No. 5

“Ta-ta-ta TAHH! Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony is so important to musicians and the overall history of classical music. It is THAT important – and to this day it’s as astonishing as it was 210 years ago! Also stunning is the music of Finnish composer Rautavaara: a sonorous, ethereal, atmospheric, and compelling work featuring the world-famous clarinetist, Richard Stoltzman.”

Saturday, April 27, 2019at 7:30pm

Rossini William Tell Overture

Vivaldi Concerto for 4 Violins in B minorAlice Hallstrom, Angel Hernandez, Anabelle Tirado, Susan Jensen, Violins

Elgar Enigma Variations

“Yet another fascinating twist to Showcasing Our Own! Vivaldi’s lively and well-known concerto features four string players from the Orchestra of Indian Hill and Indian Hill Music School faculty. And we’ll bring the concert (and the season) to an end with the exceedingly Romantic music of Sir Edward Elgar – the familiar musical portrayal of many of his friends.”

Happy 100th, Leonard Bernstein!

Russian Nights A Symphonic Life Best of Brahms Making History Showcasing Our Own

Programs subject to change. No refunds. For directions or accessibility information, call or visit us online.

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