Hylton Performing Arts Center
703.993.7759
10960 George Mason Circle, Manassas, VA 20110.
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Free for $35.00 - fairfax symphony performs with guest pianist rick rowley
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For the past three years, the fairfax symphony has been focusing on the works of finnish compo.. read moreser jean sibelius. now they bring that series to a fitting close with his final symphony, symphony no. 7, along with his most famous and identifiable work, finlandia , a tone poem to his home country. also on the program are liszt's piano concerto no. 2 in a major, with special guest pianist rick rowley, and stravinsky's firebird suite (1919), always an audience favorite, dazzling in its verve and use of orchestral color.
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$35.00 for $70.00 - fairfax symphony two-concert matinee subscription
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sold byMusic director christopher zimmerman conducts the fairfax symphony orchestra in a pair of conc.. read moreerts with renowned guests sergey antonov and rick rowley, and this special subscription gets you into both 2012 events. antonov is a russian born cellist and winner of the 2007 international tchaikovsky competition who will join the fso for a program featuring glazunov's chant du menestrel, haydn's cello concerto in c major and shostakovich's symphony no. 11 commemorating the russian revolution of 1905. pianist rowley and the symphony will perform three of the most popular and colorful pieces in the whole standard repertoire, as well as sibelius' final and, arguably, greatest symphony. included in that program are stravinsky's firebird suite, liszt's piano concerto no. 2, and sibelius' symphony no. 7 and finlandia.
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$20.00 for $45.00 - fairfax symphony's "passion & romance" -- with cellist sergey antonov
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sold byThe fairfax symphony orchestra will stage the work of a celebrated teacher and his famous stud.. read moreent for this program entitled passion and romance. the lush melody of russian late-romantic composer alexander glazunov's chant du menestrel will make way for the groundbreaking epic that is his pupil dmitri shostakovich's brilliant symphony no. 11. the program also includes haydn's cello concerto in c major, which will see the fso sharing the spotlight with rising star cellist sergey antonov, who was born in moscow in 1983 and won a gold medal at the 2007 international tchaikovsky competition.
