The Evening Concert

The influence of Clara Schumann is found in particular in the first and third of the Brahms piano quartets.

Tonight's NY Philharmonic might be a metaphoric "Carl Nielsen Clarinet Concerto" sandwich....with Dance Music bread.. .. .

As a young man, Sibelius wanted to be a violinist....that didn't work out, so he became a composer who later got around to writing a concerto for the instrument.

Have you ever pondered the amount of time the previous 92 Haydn symphonies took to write, so, jest here, by comparison, what's another one (or more)?

Two powerful works composed 130 years apart share tonight's Evening Concert.

Symphonies this week as well: Shostakovich 5th, Beethoven 7th, Tchaikovsky 4th...join us for the "Evening Concert"

It's chamber music by Beethoven, early, late, and middle (career, that is).

What sounds good to us as a concerto for these two instruments (violin and oboe), likely sounds as good as the concerto for its original instruments, two harpsichords. Hear the "Violin and Oboe" version tonight.

It's a sonata for two pianos; it's a symphony in four movements with piano obbligato; it's a piano concerto; it's all three!  Tune in tonight at 7:00 for Brahms' 1st Piano Concerto.

Tonight's program "A Tribute to Arnold Jacobs" features current CSO Principal Tubist playing Vaughan Williams' "Tuba Concerto". Arnold Jacobs was Principal Tubist with the CSO from 1944 to 1988. The program celebrates Jacobs' 100th birthdate [which recently passed on June 11, 2015].