MICHAEL FEINSTEIN
IN BECAUSE OF YOU
FEATURING THE CARNEGIE HALL BIG BAND
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22
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Our region’s most diverse lineup of performances
At Tuesday Musical, we treat you to the thrill of discovery with carefully curated musical experiences you won’t find anywhere else. Superstars and hidden gems. The classics and redefined genres. Special programs that connect you with the musicians and their inspirations.
Tuesday Musical’s Akron Concert Series promises artful, entertaining and engaging opportunities with every concert. We are thrilled that you are here to enjoy them with us!
Cynthia Snider Executive Director
Details and tickets at tuesdaymusical.org and 330.761.3460.
Michael Feinstein’s Tribute to Tony Bennett — Tuesday, October 22: The unforgettable music of the legendary Tony Bennett comes alive through Michael Feinstein and the Carnegie Hall Big Band. Hear beloved favorites including Rags to Riches, The Best is Yet to Come, I Left My Heart in San Francisco, and more. A blockbuster season opener!
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein — Tuesday, November 19: One of the world’s most sought-after pianists, Simone Dinnerstein came to the instrument later in life, dropped out of Juilliard, and struggled for recognition until she scraped together the funds to record Bach’s epic Goldberg Variations — which exploded to #1 on Billboard’s classical music chart. She’s this season’s Margaret Baxtresser Pianist.
Joyce DiDonato with Kings Return
— Tuesday, December 3: A fun and unexpected holiday program. Superstar mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato reached out to the young a cappella singers of Kings Return after seeing their barebones stairwell performances in videos that went viral. Lucky us: We’re the first stop on their combined national tour.
Isidore String Quartet with Pianist
Jeremy Denk — Tuesday, March 4: Stars-in-the-making, Isidore won the Banff International String Competition in 2022 and received the prestigious Avery Fischer Career Grant in 2023. They’ll be joined by Jeremy Denk — heralded by The New York Times as “a pianist you want to hear no matter what he performs.”
Czech National Philharmonic —
Tuesday, February 11: The Czech National Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the country’s leading and oldest symphony orchestras. Conducted by Maestro Pavel Snajdr, the program features Smetana’s Overture to The Bartered Bride and Dvořák’s Violin Concerto in A minor Op. 53 and Symphony No. 7 in D minor, Op. 70.
Akron Bicentennial Concert —
Tuesday, April 22: We’re celebrating Akron with a new fanfare! Tuesday Musical’s Myers New Music Fund has commissioned internationally acclaimed composer Peter Boyer to create and conduct the world premiere of Fanfare for Akron as a highlight of our Akron Bicentennial Concert — featuring the brass and percussion sections of the world-famous Cleveland Orchestra, led by TCO principal trumpet Michael Sachs.
Akron Concert Series at EJ Thomas Hall
EJ Thomas Performing Arts Hall—The University of Akron Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at 7:30 p.m.
Michael Feinstein in Because of You
My Tribute to Tony Bennett featuring the Carnegie Hall Big Band
Tedd Firth — Music Director, piano
Brian Pareschi — trumpet
Kellin Hanas — trumpet
Kurt Bacher — saxophone
Sam Dillon — saxophone
David Finck — bass
Mark McLean — drums
Reeds
Brad Wagner*, Tom Reed*, George Shernit*
Trumpets
Dave Banks*, Jack Schantz* Trombones
Paul Ferguson*, Mark Mauldin*, Brett Balika*, Paul Hungerford*
Guitar
Jeremey Poparad*
* NE Ohio Musicians
Selections announced from the stage.
Agency: Toby Tumarkin, IMG Artists.
Management: Jason Winters and Stephen Roseberry, Sterling Winters Company. Public Relations: Susan Madore, Guttman & Associates.
On stage this evening is Tuesday Musical’s Three Graces Steinway D Piano.
Among Tuesday Musical’s generous season supporters:
Lisle M. Buckingham Endowment Fund of Akron Community Foundation, Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust, Betty V. and John M. Jacobson Foundation, KeyBank Trustee, Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust, Gertrude F. Orr Trust Advised Fund of Akron Community Foundation, Charles E. and Mabel M. Ritchie Memorial Foundation, Helen S. Robertson Fund of Akron Community Foundation, Sisler McFawn Foundation, Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Foundation, Welty Family Foundation
Be kind to the patrons around you — and to this evening’s musicians. Please silence your cell phones and limit the taking of photos and videos.
Michael Feinstein
In addition to Michael Feinstein’s recognition as one of the leading musical entertainers and piano virtuoso of recent decades, his work as an educator, archivist, interpreter, and Ambassador of the Great American Songbook has established him as a pre-eminent force in contemporary music.
His career as a top-selling and critically acclaimed recording artist and as a star performer on Broadway and the world’s great concert stages has earned him five GRAMMY Award nominations, a special Tony Award for Excellence in Theatre for his Feinstein’s New York venue, two Emmy nominations of his television specials, and acclaim for his NPR series. His live concerts have spanned the globe, including such iconic venues as The White House, Buckingham Palace, Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall, and the Sydney Opera House.
In 2022, Feinstein released to rave reviews Gershwin Country, an album of standards in duet with some of the biggest names in country music from Dolly Parton and Alison Krauss to Brad Paisley and Amy Grant. That same year he made his debut at the legendary Café Carlyle in New York to rave reviews and sell-out performances.
In 2007, as an extension of his work as a passionate guardian of his nation’s greatest musical traditions, Feinstein founded the Great American Songbook Foundation. The Foundation works to preserve and elevate America’s rich musical legacy by curating physical artifacts of its creators and performers; offering programs for the public and research opportunities for scholars, historians, and performers; and providing educational opportunities for student musicians, including the annual high school Songbook Academy®.
Feinstein earned his fifth GRAMMY Award nomination in 2009 for his CD titled The Sinatra Project The Sinatra Project, Volume II: The Good Life was released in 2011. He released the CDs The Power of Two — collaborating with Glee and 30 Rock star Cheyenne Jackson — and Cheek to Cheek, recorded with Broadway legend Barbara Cook.
For his CD titled We Dreamed These Days, he co-wrote the title song with Dr. Maya Angelou. His Emmy Award-nominated TV special Michael Feinstein — The Sinatra Legacy, which was taped live at the Palladium in Carmel, Indiana, aired across the country in 2011. The PBS series Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook which received the ASCAP Deems-Taylor Television Broadcast Award, was broadcast for three seasons.
In 2013 he released Change of Heart: The Songs of André Previn in collaboration with 4-time Oscar and 11-time GRAMMY Award-winning composer-conductor-pianist André Previn. The album celebrates Previn’s pop songs and motion picture classics. Earlier album highlights include Hopeless Romantics, a songbook of classics by
Michael’s late friend Harry Warren, recording with legendary jazz pianist George Shearing. His album with songwriting icon Jimmy Webb, Only One Life — The Songs of Jimmy Webb, was named one of the “10 Best CDs of the Year” by USA Today
Feinstein was named principal pops conductor for the Pasadena Symphony in 2012. Under Feinstein’s leadership, the Pasadena Pops has become a premier orchestral presenter of the Great American Songbook with definitive performances of rare orchestrations and classic arrangements. He launched an additional pops series at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in Palm Beach, Florida, in 2014.
Feinstein serves as artistic director of the Center for the Performing Arts, a $170-million, three-theatre venue that opened in January 2011 in Carmel, Indiana. The theater is home to diverse live programming and is a museum for his rare memorabilia and manuscripts.
For more than a decade, he served as a founding member on the Library of Congress’ National Recording Preservation Board; the organization is dedicated to ensuring the survival, conservation, and increased public availability of America’s sound recording heritage.
Since 1999 he has served as artistic director for Carnegie Hall’s “Standard Time with Michael Feinstein” in conjunction with ASCAP. In 2010 he became the director of the Jazz and Popular Song Series at New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center.
“Feinstein’s at the Nikko,” his nightclub at San Francisco’s Nikko Hotel, has presented top talents of pop and jazz since 2013. His first venue in New York, “Feinstein’s at the Regency,” featured major entertainers such as Rosemary Clooney, Glen Campbell, Barbara Cook, Diahann Carroll, Jane Krakowski, Lea Michele, Cyndi Lauper, Jason Mraz, and Alan Cumming from 1999 to 2012. Feinstein opened a Los Angeles
location, “Feinstein’s at Vitello’s,” in June 2019 and most recently launched “Feinstein’s at the Hotel Carmichael” in Carmel, Indiana. He has designed a piano for Steinway called “The First Ladies,” inspired by the White House piano and signed by several former First Ladies. It was first played to commemorate the Ronald Reagan centennial on February 6, 2011.
Michael Feinstein was born in Columbus, Ohio, where he started playing piano by ear at age 5. After graduating from high school, he moved to Los Angeles when he was 20. The widow of legendary concert pianist-actor Oscar Levant introduced him to Ira Gershwin in July 1977. He became Gershwin’s assistant for 6 years, which earned him access to numerous unpublished Gershwin songs, many of which he has since performed and recorded.
For more information, visit MichaelFeinstein. com.
Carnegie Hall
Since 1891, New York’s Carnegie Hall has set the international standard for excellence in performance as the aspirational destination for artists of all musical genres.
From Tchaikovsky, Dvořák, Mahler, and Bartók to George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, Judy Garland, and The Beatles, every form of music has filled Carnegie Hall. The only prerequisite: that it be the finest.
Today, the venue remains one of the world’s greatest concert halls and an active cultural destination for artists and audiences.
Complementing hundreds of performances on its stages each season, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute creates extensive music education and social impact programs that serve more than 800,000 people annually worldwide — plus many more online — playing a central role in Carnegie Hall’s commitment to making great music accessible to as many people as possible. For more information, visit carnegiehall.org
THE ARTIST RECITAL SERIES AT OBERLIN
Omar
Concert performance of the award winning opera. Performances are free, reservation required.
Friday, December 6 | 7:30 p.m. | Finney Chapel, Oberlin Sunday, December 8 | 7:00 p.m. | Maltz Performing Arts Center
Seckou Keita, kora
Keita has been celebrated for his ingenious tunings and virtuosity of the stringed instrument, and has been nicknamed “the Hendrix of the kora”.
Saturday, December 7 | 7:30 p.m | Finney Chapel
Anthony McGill, clarinet and Emmanuel Ax, piano
The duo will perform works by James Lee, Franz Schubert, Florence Price, Jessie Montgomery, Adolphus Hailstork, and Leonard Bernstein
Tuesday, February 4 | 7:30 p.m. | Finney Chapel
TICKETS AND MORE: oberlin.edu/ars
Supported by the Carnegie Hall Big Band, Michael Feinstein pays a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Tony Bennett, bringing his iconic songs to life in a symphony of sound.
Michael Feinstein’s close friendship with Tony Bennett adds a profound layer to this tribute, as their camaraderie brings authenticity and depth to each note performed. Not only does Feinstein’s masterful interpretation of Bennett’s timeless repertoire pay homage to an era of classic songwriting, but it also preserves the rich cultural heritage that these songs represent.
The show also brings to bear the history of Carnegie Hall, which has been connected to the big band for decades. Icons from across the 20th and 21st centuries have graced the stage of Carnegie Hall — from Benny Goodman to Duke Ellington, from Louis Armstrong to Ella Fitzgerald, from Frank Sinatra to, of course, Tony Bennett.
The music making of Feinstein and the Carnegie Hall Big Band continue this tradition, as tonight’s program brings the hall’s history to life onstage.
This show is not affiliated with the Tony Bennett Estate.
Tuesday Musical’s
Donations enable Tuesday Musical to share the world’s best music and musicians throughout our community.
Are you — and perhaps a few of your friends — interested in funding a specific budget item? Perhaps in honor of a friend or family member? (Unrestricted gifts for our general operating fund are always welcome, too!)
Wish List:
● Fuel for performers (concert meals and snacks): starting at $55 per concert, depending on numbers and needs of musicians.
● Street banners in downtown Akron: $125 each.
● Paper stock for concert tickets: $225 for a case.
● Facebook advertising: $350 per concert.
● Underwrite the cost of one bus for a school group to attend a concert: $300.
● Concert promo postcard, printing and mailing: $500 per concert.
● Concert Conversation in EJ’s Flying Balcony: $400 per concert.
● Sponsor a post-concert reception with the guest artist(s): $1,500.
● Sponsor a concert: starting at $10,000.
● Endow and name a scholarship: starting at $20,000.
Generous Wish Granters (thank you!):
● Linda Bunyan: Fuel for performers (concert meals and snacks).
● Judith Dimengo: Underwriting the cost of five buses for school groups to attend concerts.
● Barbara and Mark MacGregor: Sponsorship of piano concert at EJ Thomas Hall.
● Cecilia and Nathan Speelman: Fuel for performers (concert meals and snacks).
● Fred and Elizabeth Specht: Underwriting performance fees and supporting scholarships for young musicians.
● Bob and Beverley Fischer: Funds to purchase a letter-folding machine, given in honor of Karla Jenkins’ service to Tuesday Musical.
● Michael Kaplan: Underwriting the cost of six buses for school groups to attend concerts.
For more information, please contact Cynthia Snider at 330-761-3460 or csnider@tuesdaymusical.org or write to Tuesday Musical at 1041 W. Market St., Ste. 200, Akron, OH 44313
Tuesday Musical is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are fully deductible as provided by law.
Elevate your musical experience
Tuesday Musical’s monthly membership programs offer afternoon and evening musical performances by professional musicians, students from our Brahms Allegro Junior Music Club, Tuesday Musical Scholarship Winners, and other members.
Held in fabulous settings such as Hale Farm and Stan Hywet, the programs also feature delicious refreshments and opportunities to meet other music lovers.
Just $75 per season, membership dues help to support Tuesday Musical’s education and community engagement activities. Visit tuesdaymusical.org/members or call 330-761-3460 for details.
Making great music accessible & relevant
Founded in 1887 and now in our 137th season, Tuesday Musical is an anchor arts organization in Akron and one of the oldest and most-respected organizations of our kind in the United States.
On stage and throughout the community, Tuesday Musical is enticing and engaging generations of music lovers by making great music accessible and relevant.
Bringing the world’s best to Akron.
● Tuesday Musical’s Akron Concert Series features concerts by nationally and internationally acclaimed classical artists and ensembles. Global greats on our series over the past 137 years have included Nelson Eddy, Vladimir Horowitz, Leontyne Price, Imani Winds, Van Cliburn, Midori, Marilyn Horne, James Galway, Renée Fleming, Itzhak Perlman, Wynton Marsalis, Beverly Sills, Joshua Bell and Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Yo-Yo Ma, Arthur Rubenstein, and many more.
More at tuesdaymusical.org.
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We gratefully acknowledge all donors this season. Thank you for helping Tuesday Musical continue to inspire current and future generations of music lovers. This list includes this season’s donors who have given at least $200 as of September 25, 2024.
Director $5,000+
Jerry Davidson bequest
Louis Elsaesser
Donald M. and Mary E. Jenkins Family Trust
Cynthia Knight
Martha Lanning
Linda and Paul Liesem
Kenneth Shafer
Tim and Jenny Smucker
Fred and Elizabeth Specht
Darwin Steele
James and Linda Venner
Benefactor $1,500 to $4,999
John and Kathleen Arther
Lee and Floy Barthel
Earl and Judy Baxtresser
Sally Childs
Judith Dimengo
Karen Dorn
Barbara Eaton
Bob and Beverley Fischer
Sharon and Bob Gandee
Bruce Hagelin
Dottie and DuWayne Hansen
David and Margaret Hunter
Michael Kaplan
Beatrice K. McDowell Family Fund
Marianne Miller
Michael and Lori Mucha
Arlene Nettling
Claire and Mark Purdy
Richard and Alita Rogers
Peter and Nanette Ryerson
Patricia Sargent
Cynthia and Larry Snider
Nathan and Cecilia Speelman
Michael and Elizabeth Taipale
Ken and Martha Taylor
Sustainer $700 to $1,499
Richard and Eleanor Aron
Sandy and Mark Auburn
Ellen Botnick
Robert Carlyon
Mary Lynn and Tom Crowley
Karen Dorn
Kate Fiala
Paul and Jennifer Filon
Michael Frank
Sue Gillman
Lloyd and Grace Goettler
Elaine Guregian
Louise Harvey
Dorothy Lepp
Steve and Celeste Myers
Dianne and Herb Newman
George Pope
Roger and Sally Read
Pamela Rupert
Richard Shirey
Sandra Smith
Jennifer and Jeffrey Stenroos
Carol Vandenberg
John Vander Kooi
Shirley Workman
Patron $400 to $699
Linda Bunyan
Amielie and Phil Cajka
Barbara and Denis Feld
Ted and Teresa Good
Barbara and Mark MacGregor
Anita Meeker
Charles and Elizabeth Nelson
Landon Nyako and Dallas Moore
Roger F. Ream DDS
Jean Schooley
Sandra Smith
Mickey Stefanik
Gail Wild
Bruce Wilson
Carol and Bob Zollars
Donor $200 to $399
Ham and Beth Amer
Guy and Debra Bordo
Alfred Cavaretta
Frank Comunale
Robert and Susan Conrad
Laurie Coyle
Roberta DePompei
Michael Dunn
Roger and Ann Edwards
Rick Elliott
Benjamin Flaker
Nicole and Alan Gaffney
Rosemarie George
Stanislav Golovin
Ian Haberman
Michael Hayes
John and Suzanne Hetrick
Betty Howell and Mike Smith
David Hunt
Mary Ann Jackson
Karla and Mark Jenkins
William Jordan and Laurel Winters
Greer Kabb-Langkamp
Gretchen Laatsch and James Switzer
George Litman
Cheryl and Tom Lyon
Jim and Mary Messerly
Alan and Lori Mirkin
Paul and Alicia Mucha
Judith Nicely
Annette Nicoloff and Kristine Mikolajczk
Pauline Persons
Paula Rabinowitz
Kathy Rose
John Schambach
Anna Marie Schellin
Rachel Schneider
Fred and Karen Schreckengost
Philip Schuchter
Betty and Joel Siegfried
James Simon
Joe Skubiak
Elinore Stormer
Jorene Whitney
Jamie Wilding and Caroline Oltmanns
Terry and Susan Yingling
Memorials & Tributes
These generous donors have chosen to honor special people in meaningful ways. List as of September 25, 2024.
In memory of Melanie Baird
Barbara Herberich
In memory of Margaret Baxtresser
Floy and Lee Barthel
Earl and Judy Baxtresser
Elaine Guregian
Barbara and Mark MacGregor
In memory of John Bertsch
Barbara Eaton
Barbara and Denis Feld
Bruce Hagelin
Dorothy Lepp
In honor of Bobbie Eaton
Austin and Amanda Ferguson
In memory of William Eaton
Doris St. Clair
In memory of Jaymi Blossom Feeney
Robin Blossom
In honor of Denis and Barbara Feld
Jerry and Judi Brenner
Shirley Workman
In honor of Austin and Richard Ferguson
David Hunt
In memory of Mary Ann Griebling
Barbara Eaton
Bruce Hagelin
Dorothy Lepp
Shirley Workman
In memory of Joy Hagelin
The Hagelin and Wolff families
Moneeb Iqbal
Anita Meeker
Marianne Miller
In memory of Betty Howell
Nancy Bagwell
Bill Cervenik
Thomas and Barbara Cook
Sue and Ken Keller
Point Comfort Association
Tuesday Musical Staff
In memory of Kay Jenkins
Bob and Beverley Fischer
In memory of Martha Kelly
Susan and Charlie Akers
Frank Comunale
Mike and Debi Coudriet
Cynthia Knight
Loman and Susan Lindeman
Rosemary Lombardi
Stephen L. Meyer
Becky Michael
Betty and Joel Siegfried
Linda S. Smith
Charlcie and Charlie Towne
In memory of Natalie Miahky
Sally Childs
Frank Comunale
Barbara Eaton
Barbara and Denis Feld
Bruce Hagelin
DuWayne and Dorothy Hansen
Moneeb Iqbal
Mark and Karla Jenkins
Dorothy Lepp
Cynthia Snider
Gail Wild
Shirley Workman
In honor of George Pope
Fred and Elizabeth Specht
In memory of Austin Ferguson’s grandmother, Deloris Quinn
Bob and Beverley Fischer
In memory of Rosemary Reymann
Barbara Eaton
Barbara and Denis Feld
Bruce Hagelin
Cynthia Knight
In memory of Robert Roach
Marjorie Donahue
In memory of Dr. Bruce and Lola Rothmannn
Elizabeth Rusnak
Mickey Stefanik
In memory of their parents
Nathan and Cecilia Speelman
In memory of Cindy Stefanik
Mickey Stefanik
In memory of Dr. Kenneth Swanson
Mickey Stefanik
In memory of Bob Whittum
Barbara and Denis Feld
Bille Whittum
In honor of Shirley Workman
Anita Meeker
In honor of Tuesday Musical’s staff
Barbara Eaton
Foundations, Businesses, Government
Through their vital support, these organizations help to sustain Tuesday Musical and the arts throughout our region. List as of September 25, 2024.
$25,000+
William Bingham Foundation
GAR Foundation
Hillier Family Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Ohio Arts Council
$10,000 to $24,999
Akron Community Foundation
Howard Atwood Family Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation
Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust
Gertrude F. Orr Trust Advised Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Peg’s Foundation
Charles E. and Mabel M. Ritchie Memorial Foundation
Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
The Lisle M. Buckingham Endowment Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust, KeyBank, Trustee
Betty V. and John M. Jacobson Foundation
John A. McAlonan Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Polsky Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Helen S. Robertson Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Sisler McFawn Foundation
Welty Family Foundation
$1,000 to $4,999
C. Colmery Gibson Fund of Akron Community Foundation
KeyBank Foundation
Lehner Family Foundation
Beatrice K. McDowell Family Fund
W. Paul Mills and Thora J. Mills Memorial Foundation
Laura R. and Lucian Q. Moffitt Foundation
R. C. Musson and Katharine M. Musson Charitable Foundation
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Synthomer Foundation
Business Partners
Tuesday Musical thanks these businesses for their financial support. As our partners, they are investing in the community where their customers, employees, and families live, learn and work.
The Schauer Group and Chad Immel at Edward Jones in Fairlawn are among Tuesday Musical’s Business Partners.
Is your business interested in connecting with well-educated and sophisticated arts supporters and community leaders throughout Greater Akron and Northeast Ohio? To discuss options and opportunities, please contact Cynthia Snider, executive director of Tuesday Musical, at 330-7613460 or csnider@tuesdaymusical.org.
2024-2025 Board of Directors
Executive Committee
President Claire Purdy
Vice President/President Elect James Wilding
Treasurer Paul Mucha
Secretary Sally Childs
Governance Committee Chair Linda Liesem
Committee Chairs
Artistic Planning Cynthia Snider
Brahms Allegro Jennifer Stenroos
Development Louise Harvey
Finance Paul Mucha
Hospitality Bobbie Eaton
Membership Fred Specht
Member Programs Stanislav Golovin
Scholarship Co-Chairs Mark Greer, George Pope
Education Co-Chairs Teresa Good, Michele Monigold At-Large Members Theron Brown, Diane Klein, Bryan Meek, Marianne Miller, Landon Nyako, Marc Weagraff, Shirley Workman
Staff
Executive Director Cynthia Snider
Director of Finance and Audience Services Karla Jenkins
Director of Artistic Operations
and Educational Engagement Austin Ferguson
Marketing Consultants Brett Della Santina, Jim Sector
Social Media Assistant Amie Cajka
Program art direction by Live Publishing Co.
Beethoven Piano Concerto Cycle
NOV 6 | WED 7:30 PM NOV 7 | THU 7:30 PM
BEETHOVEN
Triple Concerto
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 3
Augustin Hadelich, violin
Julia Hagen, cello
Franz Welser-Möst, conductor Igor Levit, piano
NOV 9 | SAT 8 PM NOV 12 | TUE 7:30 PM
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 2
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 4
NOV 15 | FRI 7:30 PM NOV 16 | SAT 8 PM NOV 17 | SUN 3 PM
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 1
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor” More concerts in November & December
Mahler’s Song of the Earth NOV 21–23
Ax Plays Mozart DEC 5 – 7
