CONCERT QUICK GUIDE™ SUN 10/15/17 at 3 PM Performance #68: Season 3, Concert 5

Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall

Neemi Järvi, conductor The concert will last approximately 2 hours and 5 minutes

Jean Sibelius Born: 12/8/1865 in Hämeenlinna, Finland Died: 9/20/1957 at age 91 in Järvenpää, Finland

Andante Festivo “The piece really transports you to Finland, to a snowy and mystic 5 min landscape. It takes your imagination anywhere.” –Diego Gabete, TŌN musician

Written Premiered For string quartet in 1922, 1/1/1939 in a radio broadcast at age 56 Radio Orchestra (now Finnish Rescored for string orchestra Radio Symphony Orchestra) in 1938 Conducted by the composer

Brief remarks by Hao Xing, violin

Anton Rubinstein Born: 11/28/1829 in Vikhvatinets, Podolia, Russia (now Ukraine) Died: 11/20/1894 at age 64 in Peterhof, Russia

Piano Concerto No. 4 “This concerto is an inwardly passionate and tragic drama. It’s almost like watching fireworks on the piano!” 32 min –Paul Nemeth, TŌN musician

Anna Shelest, piano the youngest prize winner of the Milosz Magin Int’l Piano Competition

Movements Moderato assai (A very moderate tempo) Andante (Moderately slow) Allegro (Fast)

Written 1864, at age 34. Revised in 1872.

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