Sep 17 2017
Carnegie Mellon University Philharmonic

Carnegie Mellon University Philharmonic

Presented by Carnegie Mellon University School of Music at Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland

Conducted by Andrés Cárdenes, Music Director of Orchestral Studies at CMU School of Music, the 2017-18 CMU Philharmonic concert season opens with Dvořák’s exuberant Carnival Overture with its exploding bars, this piece sets the tone for the upcoming season. Featured on the program is Alicia Venables, the graduate student winner of the 2017 School of Music Concerto Competition, performing Chausson’s Poème, an intricate and stunning violin solo. The concert concludes with Dvořák’s Symphony No. 7 in D minor with its rich and moving melodic lines.

REPERTOIRE:
Dvořák Carnival Overture, Op. 92
Chausson Poème
Dvořák Symphony No. 7 in D minor, Op. 70, B. 141

 

Admission Info

COST:
$10 Regular Admission
$5 Senior Citizen (65+) Admission
All students and CMU/Pitt faculty & staff are free w/ valid ID. Present ID at CMU School of Music box office.

Box office opens one hour prior to performance in the venue lobby. Tickets can be purchased online in advance

Phone: 412-268-2383

Dates & Times

2017/09/17 - 2017/09/17

Location Info

Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland

4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213