The Evening Concert

Which orchestra plays in which famous venue?*

Barber and COpland music for winds and Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" on the start of the 13-week series "Santa Fe Chamber Music"

Bernard Labadie guest conducts. Also on the program Bach's 51st Cantata.

"Thibaudet is a virtuoso pianist of the first order"  - Timothy Mangan (Orange Country Register). Let's take his word for it And tune in to hear of it, tonight at 7:00.

Can you get enough of Uchida playing and conducting Mozart piano concertos? I, for one, cannot. Join me, Vincent Trauth, for the "Evening Concert' at 7:00 tonight.

Macal, Delfs and deWaart....the names associated with the "Three Eras" of the MSO...

This week's "Evening Concert" is full of less-often-heard music, which is good to hear once in a while, eh?

Sometimes the events 100 years apart frmo each other are uncannily similar: hence the '89s: 1789, 1889, 1989 in "Song".

Boulez passed away earlier this year. As Music Director of the Philharmonic for a period in the 1970s he recorded with the orchestra many of his works and other more famous works of the 20th century.

Brahms wrote his First Piano Concerto in 1858 which is exactly 100 years before tonight's soloist Bronfman was born!