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OCT 16

LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA
LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA

DATE/TIME

Saturday, Oct. 16 7:30 p.m.

TICKETS

$20 adults $12 students*

Tickets can only be purchased directly from the Louisville Orchestra. The Ogle Center is unable to sell tickets to Louisville Orchestra concerts at this time. To purchase tickets, visit tickets.kentuckyperformingarts.org or call  502-584-7777. Tickets will not be available at the door.

* Any student with valid ID. One ticket per ID.

VENUE

Stem Concert Hall

AGES

All ages

RUN TIME

Approx. 90 mins.

COVID PRECAUTIONS
In accordance with Indiana University policy, the wearing of masks is required within any building on campus. Free masks will be provided at Ogle Center entrances. IN ADDITION, the Louisville Orchestra has implemented its own protocols for its performances that requires every person over the age of 5 present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. For more details regarding the Louisville Orchestra’s policies, please see their health and safety guidelines.

MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS: Backward Glances
TEDDY ABRAMS, conductor
KATHLEEN KARR, flute
ALEXANDER VVEDENSKIY, oboe
ALEXANDER SCHWARZ, trumpet
String Quartet:
GABRIEL LEFKOWITZ and JULIA NOONE, violins
JACK GRIFFIN, viola
NICHOLAS FINCH, cello

Teddy has created a fascinating program of 20th century works that are patterned after styles from the past.

Scored for three solo instruments (flute, oboe, and trumpet) and strings, the Capricorn Concerto is an early work by American composer Samuel Barber that was strongly influenced by J. S. Bach. A largely forgotten yet innovative composer who, as a Jewish Czech, died in a concentration camp, Edwin Schulhoff flips the numbers and the winds outnumber the strings inverting the Baroque era concerto grosso form. Charming, witty, and disarmingly simple, the music of Pulcinella reflects Igor Stravinsky’s inspiration gathered from the music of the past.

PROGRAM

Teddy Abrams, conductor

Capricorn Concerto
Samuel Barber
Concerto for String Quartet and Wind Orchestra
Erwin Schulhoff
Suite from Pulcinella
Igor Stravinsky

COVID PRECAUTIONS
In accordance with Indiana University policy, the wearing of masks is required within any building on campus. Free masks will be provided at Ogle Center entrances. IN ADDITION, the Louisville Orchestra has implemented its own protocols for its performances that requires every person over the age of 5 present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. For more details regarding the Louisville Orchestra’s policies, please see their health and safety guidelines.

MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS: Backward Glances
TEDDY ABRAMS, conductor
KATHLEEN KARR, flute
ALEXANDER VVEDENSKIY, oboe
ALEXANDER SCHWARZ, trumpet
String Quartet:
GABRIEL LEFKOWITZ and JULIA NOONE, violins
JACK GRIFFIN, viola
NICHOLAS FINCH, cello

Teddy has created a fascinating program of 20th century works that are patterned after styles from the past.

Scored for three solo instruments (flute, oboe, and trumpet) and strings, the Capricorn Concerto is an early work by American composer Samuel Barber that was strongly influenced by J. S. Bach. A largely forgotten yet innovative composer who, as a Jewish Czech, died in a concentration camp, Edwin Schulhoff flips the numbers and the winds outnumber the strings inverting the Baroque era concerto grosso form. Charming, witty, and disarmingly simple, the music of Pulcinella reflects Igor Stravinsky’s inspiration gathered from the music of the past.

PROGRAM

Teddy Abrams, conductor

Capricorn Concerto
Samuel Barber
Concerto for String Quartet and Wind Orchestra
Erwin Schulhoff
Suite from Pulcinella
Igor Stravinsky

EVENT DETAILS


DATES and TIMES

Saturday, October 16
| 7:30 p.m.

TICKETS

$20 adults
| $12 students*

Tickets can only be purchased directly from the Louisville Orchestra. The Ogle Center is unable to sell tickets to Louisville Orchestra concerts at this time. To purchase tickets, visit tickets.kentuckyperformingarts.org or call  502-584-7777. Tickets will not be available at the door.

* Any student with valid ID. One ticket per ID.

VENUE

Stem Concert Hall

AGES

All ages

RUNNING TIME

Approx.imately 90 mins.utes

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