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Artists:Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Brooklyn Rider, soloist
Program:
MOZART– Overture to The Magic Flute
NICO MUHLY– All Appeared New
RACHMANINOFF– Symphony No. 2
The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra continues its 26/27 Season celebration of Music Director Eric Jacobsen with a deeply personal and powerful program.
Long before taking the podium in Orlando, Eric Jacobsen first performed in Central Florida more than a decade ago as a cellist with string quartet Brooklyn Rider. Now, Brooklyn Rider returns to Orlando to perform a piece by composer Nico Muhly, known for his collaborations across classical, film, and popular music. The new work is a co-commission by the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra with La Toscanini, Santa Fe Pro Musica, Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
Mozart’s sparkling Overture to The Magic Flute opens the program.
After intermission, experience the sweeping landscape of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2, a lush and romantic masterpiece filled with soaring melodies and rich orchestral textures. This symphony, once dismissed by critics after its premiere, has become one of the of the most beloved works in the classical canon, celebrated for its passion, vulnerability, and breathtaking beauty.
Pre-Concert Talks:
Enhance your concert experience by joining us one hour before each performance for a free pre-concert talk in Steinmetz Hall. Discover the stories behind the music, hear insights from the artists bringing it to life, and enjoy the opportunity to ask questions before the performance begins.
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Dr. Phillips Center – Steinmetz Hall 445 S Magnolia Ave Orlando, FL 32801, Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL 32801-3286, United States
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