Oakland Symphony conductor and music director, Michael
Morgan, will be joined by guest violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins and members of
the Oakland Symphony Youth Orchestra for “Lost Romantic Symphonies,” 8 p.m.,
Friday, November 18 at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland.
Hall-Tompkins will also perform the U.S. premiere of “Dream
of a Summer Night,” a new violin concerto by Siegfried Matthus and John
Williams’ themes from the films “Fiddler on the Roof,” and “Schindler’s List.”
The program also includes “Symphony No. 3,” by Joachim Raff
and the youth orchestra’s performance of “Cuban Overture,” by George Gershwin.
A pre-concert talk will be given by John
Kendall-Bailey, the music director and conductor of the Mesopotamia
Symphony Orchestra; music director, principal
conductor and chorus master
of Trinity Lyric Opera; and associate conductor of San Francisco
Composers Chamber Orchestra
Tickets: $25-$80. (510) 444-0802, www.oaklandsymphony.org.
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