Denver Young Artists Orchestra presents Myth and Masterpiece

Saturday, November 21, 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 22, 2:30 p.m.
DYAO performs Tchaikovsky's exuberant, folk-infused Symphony No. 2, Bloch's bold Concerto Grosso, and Imogen Holst's rarely heard Persephone. Chamber Concerto Competition winner Emma Murphy then shines in Hummel's sparkling Introduction, Theme and Variations for oboe.
Sunday, November 22, 2:30 p.m.
DYAO performs Tchaikovsky's exuberant, folk-infused Symphony No. 2, Bloch's bold Concerto Grosso, and Imogen Holst's rarely heard Persephone. Chamber Concerto Competition winner Emma Murphy then shines in Hummel's sparkling Introduction, Theme and Variations for oboe.
Tickets are $25 (incl. $3 fee)
Senior price is $20 (incl. $3 fee)
Children and students are free but require a $0 ticket
Denver Young Artists Orchestra's flagship ensemble second concert of the 49th season pairs the familiar with the rarely heard.
Chamber Concerto Competition winner Emma Murphy takes the spotlight in Johann Hummel's elegant Introduction, Theme and Variations for oboe, a showcase of lyricism and virtuosity. Ernest Bloch's Concerto Grosso reimagines Baroque forms with bold twentieth-century energy. Next comes a rare chance to hear Imogen Holst's Persephone, inspired by the myth of the goddess whose yearly return brings spring. The performance closes with Tchaikovsky's exuberant Symphony No. 2, built on Ukrainian folk melodies and ending in a joyful, sweeping finale.
For questions, please contact DYAO directly at info@dyao.org or 303-433-2420.
Senior price is $20 (incl. $3 fee)
Children and students are free but require a $0 ticket
Denver Young Artists Orchestra's flagship ensemble second concert of the 49th season pairs the familiar with the rarely heard.
Chamber Concerto Competition winner Emma Murphy takes the spotlight in Johann Hummel's elegant Introduction, Theme and Variations for oboe, a showcase of lyricism and virtuosity. Ernest Bloch's Concerto Grosso reimagines Baroque forms with bold twentieth-century energy. Next comes a rare chance to hear Imogen Holst's Persephone, inspired by the myth of the goddess whose yearly return brings spring. The performance closes with Tchaikovsky's exuberant Symphony No. 2, built on Ukrainian folk melodies and ending in a joyful, sweeping finale.
For questions, please contact DYAO directly at info@dyao.org or 303-433-2420.