Jupiter Rising

February 16, 2025 – 2PM
SUNDAY MATINEE PERFORMANCE
Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville

Program:

Elena Kats-Chermin – Russian Rag

Osvaldo Golijov – Tenebrae

Launy Grøndahl – Trombone Concerto

Cory Mixdorf, trombone

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony No. 41 in C Major (Jupiter)

In this delightful concert, SoNA pairs one of the most famous pieces ever written with some of the greatest music you’ve never heard!  The first half of the performance is an exploration of relatively unknown pieces from three different continents (Australia, Europe, and South America), after which we return to Germany and Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony.  This powerful piece of music raised the bar for all composers who came after Mozart, complete with a barnstorming finale that combines all 5 of its opening themes into a “you-have-to-hear-it” fugal explosion.  A “Russian Rag” from Australia?  You just have to hear it and romp in the fun!  Featuring SoNA’s principal trombonist Cory Mixdorf playing Grondahl’s fantastic concerto, as well as Argentine composer Osvaldo Golijov’s hauntingly beautiful and affecting “Tenebrae”, written just over 20 years ago, yet timeless.


Single Tickets: $37, $49, $62
Discount student tickets available with a student photo I.D.
Under 18 FREE with an accompanying adult (limited quantities)


Sponsored by George & Mary Benjamin and Alan & Sherri Lamb, with additional support from Tom & Jill King

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