Tickets can also be purchased via:
- One of our Box Offices (NO additional fees)
- Phone at 815.965.0049 (Subject to credit card fees and postage)
This concert is included in Masterworks, Grand, and Platinum Subscriptions,
available for Flex
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Shostakovich, Festive Overture
Works for Violin & Orchestra:
- Morricone, Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso
- Chaplin, Smile!
- Piazzolla, Oblivion and Libera Tango
- Williams, Theme from Schindler’s List
- Gardel/Williams, Tango from Scent of a Woman
Holst, The Planets
Tickets can also be purchased via:
- One of our Box Offices (NO additional fees)
- Phone at 815.965.0049 (Subject to credit card
fees and postage)
This concert is included in Masterworks, Grand, and Platinum Subscriptions, available for Flex
Program
Shostakovich, Festive Overture
Works for Violin & Orchestra:
- Morricone, Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso
- Chaplin, Smile!
- Piazzolla, Oblivion and Libertango
- Williams, Theme from Schindler’s List
- Gardel/Williams, Tango from Scent of a Woman
Holst, The Planets
Yaniv Attar, conductor
Philippe Quint, violin
Nielsen Chamber Choir Women
Journey through the cosmos with the colorful storytelling of Holst’s The Planets. From the fury of Mars to the jolly giant Jupiter, the RSO explores the sounds of the Solar System. The evening also features violin soloist Philippe Quint performing beloved themes from Cinema Paradiso, Schindler’s List, Scent of a Woman, and other cinematic favorites. Join us for a powerful season opener that showcases the connection between classical music and the silver screen.
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Prelude Talk
Starting at 6:30pm
Learn more about the music being performed and our Music Director's vision for the entire program. These on-stage discussions are free of charge for all ticket holders and will begin at 6:30 pm prior to each Masterworks concert. There are no assigned seats for Prelude Talks.
SoundBites
Friday before the concert
Meet our Guest Artist in person, hear fascinating stories about the music world, and ask questions of your own! This conversational interview between Music Director Yaniv Attar and our Guest Artist last approximately 60 minutes is free and open to the public.
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Program Notes
Deepen your understanding of the music with the historical and musical context of each piece. Program notes include information about the composer, the inspiration for their composition, fun facts, and more! Program notes are written by Dr. Brian Hart, NIU Professor of Music History.
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