Peace, Love, Mozart & Beethoven
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1601 Civic Drive
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
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Presented by California Symphony
Music Direction by Donato Cabrera
January 22, 2017
Never-before performed by the California Symphony in our 30-year history, the orchestra takes on Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4. Plus, Austrian-Romanian pianist Maria Radutu moves her fingers faster than you can say “Mozart!” in his Piano Concerto No. 23. This special program opens with Christopher Theofanidis’ Peace Love Light YOUMEONE, which was commissioned by the California Symphony in 1995 before the composer came to be known as one of the greatest composers alive today; he liked the work so much, he later repurposed it to be a part of a much larger work he wrote, called Visions and Miracles.
Theofanidis—Peace Love Light YOUMEONE
Composer-in-Residence 1994-1996
Mozart—Piano Concerto No. 23, K.488
Maria Radutu, piano
Beethoven—Symphony No. 4
Running Time: approx. 1 hour 25 minutes, with one intermission
Music Direction by Donato Cabrera
January 22, 2017
Never-before performed by the California Symphony in our 30-year history, the orchestra takes on Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4. Plus, Austrian-Romanian pianist Maria Radutu moves her fingers faster than you can say “Mozart!” in his Piano Concerto No. 23. This special program opens with Christopher Theofanidis’ Peace Love Light YOUMEONE, which was commissioned by the California Symphony in 1995 before the composer came to be known as one of the greatest composers alive today; he liked the work so much, he later repurposed it to be a part of a much larger work he wrote, called Visions and Miracles.
Theofanidis—Peace Love Light YOUMEONE
Composer-in-Residence 1994-1996
Mozart—Piano Concerto No. 23, K.488
Maria Radutu, piano
Beethoven—Symphony No. 4
Running Time: approx. 1 hour 25 minutes, with one intermission
Maria Radutu shows off her piano chops