California Symphony's March concerts, conducted by Artistic and Music Director Donato Cabrera, feature music that is full of emotion and high drama, concluding with Tchaikovsky's powerful final symphony, Symphony No. 6. The concerts begin with the world premiere of Composer-in-Residence Saad Haddad's second commission for the orchestra. Haddad's music frequently delves into the relationship between the West and the East by transferring the performance techniques of traditional Arab instruments to Western symphonic instruments. Pianist David Fung, praised by The Washington Post for his "poetic and exquisitely sculpted interpretations," makes his California Symphony debut as soloist in 20th century Polish composer Graz?yna Bacewicz's Piano Concerto. Bacewicz incorporates Polish folk themes in this work which features intense moments of drama and a demanding and virtuosic solo piano part. Tchaikovsky's sixth and final symphony is also known as the "Pathe?tique," but the composer originally called it the "Passionate." Grand, sweeping, and with themes recognizable from movies and pop culture, it is one of the Russian melody master's most popular and frequently performed works.
California Symphony takes the stuffiness out of the concert experience: Take selfies at the photo booth, order a signature cocktail, and sip at your seat. Tickets include a free 30-minute pre-concert talk by award-winning instructor Scott Foglesong, starting one hour before the show.
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