Concert Information
XIAN ZHANG conductor
SIMONE DINNERSTEIN piano
NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Simone Dinnerstein “compels the listener to follow her in a journey of discovery filled with unscheduled detours” (NPR). Join her as she explores Mozart’s supremely melodic Piano Concerto No. 23.
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WALTON Suite No. 2 from Façade
Sassy, comedic and very British; in its debut, poet Edith Sitwell sat behind a screen and recited her poems set to music through a megaphone, scandalizing the audience.
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MOZART Piano Concerto No. 23
Warm and tender; its sublime, melancholy Adagio speaks of heartbreak and acceptance.
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MOZART Symphony No. 40
Mozart’s second-to-last symphony crackles with a powerful dramatic tension, a musical “appeal to eternity” as his life was cut short.
NJSO Accent Events
Singalong Fun – Thu, Apr 25, at 12:30 pm
Come early and sing along to an entertaining selection of song favorites.
Classical Conversation – Sat, Apr 27 at 7 pm
Enjoy a lively Classical Conversation beginning one hour before the performance. Simone Dinnerstein will chat with NJSO Director of Artistic Planning Patrick Chamberlain.
Talkback – Sun, Apr 28, after the concert
NJSO Behind the Scenes: Don’t miss a panel of NJSO musicians describe the often grueling, but genuinely fascinating audition process.
Groups save up to 30%
Groups of 9 or more receive significant discounts on single ticket prices!
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Sample on Spotify
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Sponsors
The April 27 concert is generously sponsored by Northern Trust.