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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, which also performs as the Cincinnati Pops, is one of America’s finest and most versatile ensembles. The internationally acclaimed CSO attracts the best musicians, artists and conductors from around the world to Cincinnati.
The CSO is a thriving, dynamic orchestra situated in the heart of a city on the rise. From commissioning and premiering new music, to new initiatives like CSO Proof, the Orchestra has—and always will—seek to be bold. The CSO believes that music lives within us all regardless of who we are or where we come from. Music is a pathway to igniting our passions, discovering what moves us, deepening our curiosity and connecting us to our world and to each other.
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Sibelius’s First Symphony arrives with the composer’s icy and expansive musical language fully formed, forged from influences by Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Berlioz and Beethoven. Violinist Benjamin Beilman joins the CSO for Saint-Saëns’ Third Concerto, a piece that oozes melodic and technical exuberance. Wang Lu’s Surge bottles the rush of hearing an orchestra for the very first time.
TWO Showings:
Oct. 26th at 7:30pm
Oct. 27th at 2pm
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Mozart and Bruckner’s late symphonies explore drama on radically different scales. Mozart’s compact and wonderful Symphony No. 39 opens with plenty of pomp, interweaving effortless genius, elegance, and playfulness to the very end. Taking nearly a decade to write, Brucker’s last symphonic statement is a gloriously vast cathedral of sound built on foundations of infinite brass.
TWO Showings:
Nov. 8th at 7:30p
Nov. 9th at 7:30p
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The May Festival Chorus joins for Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, sacred music that illuminates a path to eternal peace, and which notably includes music cut from the Prologue of West Side Story.
TWO Showings:
Nov. 16th at 7:30p
Nov. 17th at 2p
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A trio of influencers had hands in creating the Three-Cornered Hat — the impresario Sergei Diaghilev, Pablo Picasso and composer Manuel de Falla. De Falla’s ballet score stands apart, setting a lighthearted story (a love triangle) to dances full to the brim with Spanish flair and castanets. Gabriela Ortiz’s Téenek transcends place and time, and pianist Francesco Piemontesi joins the CSO for Beethoven’s gentle and poetic Piano
Concerto No. 4.
TWO Showings:
Nov. 22nd at 11am
Nov. 23rd at 7:30p
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