Salt Lake Symphony

Holiday Concert: Let There Be Peace
2019-12-14 19:30 (America/Denver)
Two inspiring events await our audiences to ring in the holiday season. The SLS is collaborating with the University of Utah Lyric Opera Ensemble to present Menotti’s beloved Christmas opera: Amahl and the Night Visitors. This will be presented as a double-bill with Utah composer Michael Leavitt’s new setting of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. With four performances (December 5 – 7) this performance allows flexibility for your busy schedule with room to remember the spirit of the season.
The orchestra will also present Christmas favorites on December 14th in ‘Let There Be Peace”, and this program will feature beloved and new works to remind us of the special messages of the season. We are thrilled to be joined by the Utah Voices for our annual celebration of holiday music.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Kelly DeHaan, Eric Noyes
GuestUtah Voices

Amahl & Christmas Carol
2019-12-05 19:30 - 2019-12-07 00:00
Two inspiring events await our audiences to ring in the holiday season. The SLS is collaborating with the University of Utah Lyric Opera Ensemble to present Menotti’s beloved Christmas opera: Amahl and the Night Visitors. This will be presented as a double-bill with Utah composer Michael Leavitt’s new setting of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. With four performances (December 5 – 7) this performance allows flexibility for your busy schedule with room to remember the spirit of the season.
The orchestra will also present Christmas favorites on December 14th in ‘Let There Be Peace”, and this program will feature beloved and new works to remind us of the special messages of the season. We are thrilled to be joined by the Utah Voices for our annual celebration of holiday music.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Mike Leavitt

Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors
Leavitt and Buck A Christmas Carol

New Horizons
2019-11-09 19:30
From the gauchos of Argentina to some of the most sweeping symphonic notes every composed, we’re travelling to the New World for our November concert. Now considered a standard of the orchestral repertoire, Argentinian composer Alberto Ginastera’s energetic Estancia was one of the first to introduce the rhythms and melodies from South America to a wider audience.
Joining the orchestra will be some of Salt Lake’s finest high school student musicians for a side-by-side performance of John Williams’ delightfully swaggering overture to motion picture, The Cowboys.
The evening will be capped off with what many consider to be the finest ever symphony by an American composer, the Symphony No. 3 by Aaron Copland. Though non-programmatic, the work nonetheless reminds the listeners of the broad vistas and powerful stories of the American narrative and of the distinctive benign, noble self-confidence that has historically defined the American spirit. It is no surprise that the aptly named Fanfare for the Common Man, which forms the motivic backbone of the entire symphony, still resonates so strongly within us. It’s an immersive experience that simply must be experienced in person!
ConductorsGerald Elias, Matthew Makeever

Williams, John Cowboys Overture Side-by-Side with high school students
Ginastera Four Dances from Estancia
Copland Symphony #3

Fantastique!
2019-09-28 19:30
Beware the idée fixe! Berlioz broke the mold and changed history with his monumental score to Symphonie Fantastique. More than merely a big work with massive forces, it’s a deeply personal vision of both love and obsession that touches from every corner of the mind, with a final stop in an imagined Hell of the artist’s own devices. Berlioz’s inventive compositional style and thrilling music set the standard for most of the programmatic music that followed in the 19th century, especially where a touch of the supernatural was involved. We open the program with one of those very pieces he influenced, César Franck’s rarely performed Le Chasseur maudit (The Accursed Huntsman). It’s a thrilling, and slightly chilling, way to open our 44th season that we know you will love to death!
ConductorsMatthew Makeever, Matthew Mainella

Franck Le Chasseur maudit
Berlioz Symphonie fantastique

Days of ’47
2019-07-12 19:30 - 2019-07-13 00:00
The Salt Lake Symphony joins the Choral Arts Society of Utah for the Annual Days of ’47 Pops Concert in Abravanel Hall to kick off Utah’s Pioneer Celebration. Sterling Poulson and Robert Baldwin share conducting duties leading the choir, orchestra and special guests in two nights of family friendly music celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing..
Sponsored by: Days of ’47 KUTV 2News Northrop Grumman Sorenson Legacy Foundation Med One Salt Lake Zoo Arts and Parks
ConductorsSterling Poulson, Robert Baldwin

Gilbert, Donny Through Perils to the Stars: Liftoff 50th Anniversary of the 1969 Apollo Moon Landing
MacDermot, Galt Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
Diamond, Neil Sweet Caroline Arr: Shaw, Kirby
Conti, Bill The Right Stuff
Leigh, Mitch Impossible Dream Arr: Welch, Jay
Goldsmith, Jerry Star Trek: First Contact
Strauss, Richard Also Sprach Zarathustra
Strauss, Johann Jr. Blue Danube Waltz
Davis, Chip Earthrise and Return
Graham, Brendan O America Arr: Joseph, William
Graham and Lovland You Raise Me Up Arr: Krogstad
Martin, Joseph Who Are the Brave Arr: Williams, Paul

GuestChoral Arts Society of Utah, Chorus

Mahler in May
2019-05-16 19:30
Mere mention of the name Gustav Mahler evokes images of struggle and triumph. His music is the pinnacle of orchestral writing and achievement. The Salt Lake Symphony and Utah Voices will share one of the monuments of the repertoire on Thursday, May 16 as we perform Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, also known as the Resurrection Symphony. It is a powerful exploration of life, death, spirituality and eternity. Mahler’s score attempts to answers life’s biggest questions with one of the largest group of musicians ever assembled for a symphony—over 120 players, two soloists, and a chorus of over 200. In addition to our frequent collaborators, the Utah Voices, we will also be joined by renowned vocalists Melissa Heath, soprano, and Kirstin Chávez, mezzo-soprano, to perform this memorable masterpiece. Rarely does an audience remain unmoved and unchanged by this powerful work. Join us for the season-ender for the ages!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Mahler Symphony #2 “Resurrection” Solo: Melissa Heath, soprano; Kirstin Chávez, mezzo-soprano

GuestUtah Voices

Nuances de bleu (Shades of Blue)
2019-04-20 19:30
Guest conductor Robert Seebacher leads the SLS on a journey to France, the land of art and inspiration. Join the SLS for a concert of French classics. One of the most evocative works ever composed, Debussy’s La Mer presents both images and moods of the sea. His Petite Suite will provide contrast to the depth of this remarkable Impressionist composer. Maurice Ravel’s Pavane pour une infante défunte and the little-heard Overture to Raymond by Ambroise Thomas round out our salute to France: Nuances de bleu (Shades of Blue)
ConductorsRobert Seebacher

Thomas, Ambroise Overture to Raymond
Debussy Petite Suite
Ravel Pavane pour une infante défunte
Debussy La Mer

Classical Tides
2019-03-16 19:30
Nature is in focus on the SLS March concert with music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Benjamin Britten and Peter Boyer. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, the Pastorale Symphony may be known to audiences from its use in Walt Disney’s classic Fantasia. Beethoven’s homage to personal feelings he experienced while being in the countryside pervade this work, one of the finest examples of Classical-era programmatic writing. In contrast, Benjamin Britten’s Four Sea Interludes from the opera Peter Grimes, provides a stark contrast, as the orchestra paints pictures of different aspects of the sea that can be interpreted differently by each listener. Peter Boyer’s bright Festivities will open the concert with bright colors and musical sunshine, a feature for our brass and percussion sections.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Boyer, Peter Festivities
Britten Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes op. 33a
Beethoven Symphony #6 “Pastoral” in F Major, op. 68

Vienna Ball
2019-02-09 20:00
Transport yourself to old Vienna at the Salt Lake Symphony’s 33rd Annual Vienna Ball. Join music director/conductor Robert Baldwin, assistant conductor Nick Harker, emcee Sterling Poulson, and the Salt Lake Symphony on Saturday, February 9th from 8:00 pm until midnight at the University of Utah Union Ballroom. Admission is $65 for general admission, $90 for reserved seats. Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets by calling 1-800-838-3006 or by visiting this website:http://www.brownpapertickets.com.
Dance the night away to waltzes, polkas and pops standards by the Salt Lake Symphony and jazz standards by the Mark Chaney Jazz Trio. Enjoy performances by the award-winning BYU Ballroom Dance Team. DanceScene’s Margene Anderson will offer free ballroom dance lessons from 6:30 to 7:30 pm prior to the ball. Enjoy a sit-down dinner and silent auction. Black tie suggested but not required.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin
GuestSterling Poulson, emcee

Summer Arts Piano Competition Winners Concert
2019-01-26 19:30
The SLS proudly partners with the University of Utah’s Summer Arts Piano Competition to present some of the finest young talent in the Intermountain West. Join us for an evening of youthful energy, dazzling technique and great piano concertos.
Conductors, Nick Harker, Robert Baldwin

Mozart Concerto K459, mvt. 1 Solo: Samuel Lu, piano
Mozart Concerto K488, mvt. 1 Solo: Joyce Wang, piano
Saint-Saëns Concerto #2, mvt. 1 Solo: Timothy Liang, piano
Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Solo: Ben Tufte, piano
Rachmaninoff Concerto #1, mvt. 3 Solo: Karl Schriewer, piano

Family Concert: Soar - Fantastic Flying Friends
2019-01-12 14:00
The SLS Family Concerts are beloved events, introducing music and other arts to kids and their families for over three decades. This year’s concert promises something for everyone, as we pay homage to our fantastic flying friends. Music celebrating the kingdom of the air will feature birds, insects, dragons and other flying creatures. Special guests from the University of Utah School of Dance will help to illustrate music that takes off and leaves you breathless. So grab your wingsuit and your imagination and join us for SOAR: Fantastic Flying Friends.
ConductorsNick Harker, Robert Baldwin

Mozart The Magic Flute: Overture and Papageno’s Song
Rossini The Thieving Magpie Overture (La Gazza Ladra)
Stravinsky Berceuse & Finale from The Firebird
Newton-Howard Music from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Rimsky-Korsakov Flight of the Bumblebee kids conduct from seats
Tchaikovsky Swan Lake, Act IV Finale
Powell Flying Theme from How to Train Your Dragon

Christmas Through the Ages
2018-12-15 19:30
Two inspiring events await our audiences to ring in the holiday season. The SLS is collaborating with the University of Utah Lyric Opera Ensemble to present Menotti’s beloved Christmas opera: Amahl and the Night Visitors. This will be presented as a double-bill with Utah composer Michael Leavitt’s new setting of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. With four performances to choose from (November 29 – December 1) this performance allows flexibility for your busy schedule with room to remember the spirit of the season.
The orchestra will also present Christmas favorites on December 15th in “Christmas Through the Ages.” Holiday favorites like Tchaikovsky’s Overture from The Nutcracker, Corelli’s Christmas Concerto, and Leroy Anderson’s Sleigh Ride are sure to help even the grinchiest Grinch experience plenty of holiday cheer! Happy Holidays from YOUR Salt Lake Symphony!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Nick Harker

Tchaikovsky Overture from The Nutcracker
Rimsky-Korsakov Polonaise from Christmas Eve Suite
Stephenson, James Bassoon It Will Be Christmas
Corelli Christmas Concerto
Chase, Bruce Around the World at Christmas Time
Lane, Phillip Old Christmas Music
DiLorenzo Trumpets on Parade
Anderson, Leroy Sleigh Ride

Amahl
2018-11-29 19:30 - 2018-12-01 00:00
Two inspiring events await our audiences to ring in the holiday season. The SLS is collaborating with the University of Utah Lyric Opera Ensemble to present Menotti’s beloved Christmas opera: Amahl and the Night Visitors. This will be presented as a double-bill with Utah composer Michael Leavitt’s new setting of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. With four performances to choose from (November 29 – December 1) this performance allows flexibility for your busy schedule with room to remember the spirit of the season.
The orchestra will also present Christmas favorites on December 15th in “Christmas Through the Ages.” Holiday favorites like Tchaikovsky’s Overture from The Nutcracker, Corelli’s Christmas Concerto, and Leroy Anderson’s Sleigh Ride are sure to help even the grinchiest Grinch experience plenty of holiday cheer! Happy Holidays from YOUR Salt Lake Symphony!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Mike Leavitt

Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors
Leavitt and Buck A Christmas Carol

Triumphs & Fanfares
2018-11-03 19:30
Local talent shines for our November concert. Dr. Peyden Shelton joins us from the University of Utah School of Music, performing Alexandra Pakhmutova’s dazzling Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra. We will also perform the premiere of Utah composer Nathaniel Eschler’s Cherish, written specifically for the Salt Lake Symphony and marking the 10th Anniversary of the Salt Cricket Composers Collective. The SLS is pleased to collaborate with this organization and support our local composers. We also continue our tradition of playing side-by-side with some of the talented young musicians from the Salt Lake region. Youthful talent will join us to play Rossini’s effervescent Overture to Gazza Ladra. All of this AND Sibelius’ beloved Symphony No. 5, featuring YOUR Salt Lake Symphony! It’s an evening chock full of talent, music, and energy!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Nick Harker

Rossini Overture to La Gazza Ladra Side-by-Side with high school students
Eschler, Nathaniel Cherish: Seven Fall and Winter Scenes World Premiere
Pakhmutova, Alexandra Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra Solo: Peyden Shelton, trumpet
Sibelius Symphony No. 5 in E-flat major, op. 82

Rhythm, Passion, Fate
2018-09-29 19:30
We open our season with a salute to rhythm. Stravinsky’s Petroushka is one if the composer’s earliest examples of mastery. In many ways, the piece set the stage for the Rite of Spring, appearing only two years after this ballet. We will be performing the original 1911 version, the version the young Stravinsky intended when it was composed. Also on the program is Silvestre Revueltas’ homage to sacrifice, Sensemaya. Revueltas’ music is highly evocative and will transport audiences to long-forgotten rituals and new musical vistas. Add to that Utah native and favorite pianist Josh Wright playing Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto No. 2, and it’s an evening to remember. Don’t miss it!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Revueltas, Silvestre Sensemayá
Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto #2 in G Minor, op. 22 Solo: Josh Wright, piano
Stravinsky Petrushka 1911 version

Peter and the Wolf
2018-06-07 10:30
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf 4870 S 2700 W

Mozart’s Coda
2018-05-19 19:30
Mozart’s Requiem has long been hailed as one of the great masterpieces of western art. To listen to this music is to be transported to a different time and space. Come hear the Salt Lake Symphony, Utah Voices and U of U Faculty Voice Quartet perform this masterpiece, as we bring our season to a close with style and gravitas. It’s a fitting end to a grand season of music.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Mozart Ave verum corpus
Mozart Requiem Solo: Julie Wright-Costa, soprano;Kirstin Chavez, mezzo-soprano;Robert Breault, tenor;Seth Keeton, bass

GuestUtah Voices

Concert
2018-04-28 19:30
April brings guest conductor Russell Guyver to town for his first appearance, and also the return of pianist Andrew Staupe, an audience favorite from last season. A cornerstone of the orchestral repertoire, Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony will be played alongside two lesser-known works, Malcolm Arnold’s Scottish Dances and Tchaikovsky’s thrilling “other piano concerto,” the Piano Concerto No. 2. Come hear the familiar and soon-to-be familiar music at Libby Gardner Concert Hall!
ConductorsRussell Guyver

Arnold Four Scottish Dances
Schubert Symphony #8 “Unfinished”
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto #2 Solo: Andrew Staupe, piano

American Expressions
2018-03-24 19:30
We celebrate American music in our March concert, featuring names you know (Aaron Copland, Samuel Barber), and names you will not soon forget (Miguel Chuaqui, Alan Hovhaness, Peter Boyer). Boyer’s Symphony No. 1 rounds out the evening, marking the Utah premiere of this rising American composer’s work. We invite you to hear the scope of American classical music in an evening of variety and unity.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Copland Fanfare for the Common Man
Hovhaness And God Created Great Whales
Barber Adagio for Strings
Chuaqui Sonora Run Utah composer
Boyer Symphony #1

Vienna Ball
2018-02-10 20:00
It’s time for the Vienna Ball, the Salt Lake Symphony’s annual gala fund raiser.
Click the Vienna Ball link for further details.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Summer Arts Piano Competition Winners Concert
2018-01-27 19:30
The SLS proudly partners with the University of Utah’s Summer Arts Piano Competition to present some of the finest young talent in the Intermountain West. Join us for an evening of youthful energy, dazzling technique and great piano concertos.
ConductorsMatthew Mainella

Mendelssohn Piano Concerto in g minor 3rd movement Solo: Juyoung Kim
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto in d minor, 1st movement Solo: Jacob Lobrot
Gershwin Concerto in F, 1st movement Solo: Spencer Hopson
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto 3rd movement Solo: Harrison Wynn
Prokofiev Piano Concerto #1 Solo: Ian Wagman

Family Fun Concert: Read, Listen, Play!
2018-01-13 14:00
Fun and Reading are on the schedule for our annual Family Fun concert. Children’s classics will be translated in symphonic sound, including a short comic opera based on Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss. So bring the entire family for a symphonic story hour! The program is suitable for children of all ages.
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Matthew Mainella

Aaron Copland Hoedown from Rodeo
Harry Gregson-Williams Chronicles of Narnia
Elfman, Danny Spiderman
Kapilow, Robert Green Eggs and Ham (short children’s opera/sm. Orchestra) Solo: Jenny Erickson, soprano;Kiersten Erickson, soprano
Alford, Kenneth Colonel Bogey March (Kids conduct)
Williams, John Harry Potter Selections

Tales of Snow and Wonder
2017-12-16 19:30
Tales of winter wonderlands abound in our December concert. The magical story of Rimsky Korsakov’s Snow Maiden brings a Russian winter fairy tale to life. Similarly, a magical frozen landscape will arrive in the concert hall with another story from a cold land, Lemminkäinen’s Return, by Jan Sibelius. And what holiday would be complete without a visit from St. Nick? Audiences of all ages will be entranced with Anthony DiLorenzo’s version of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas and early American composer William Henry Fry’s charming Santa Claus Symphony. Narrated by Nathan Florence and conducted by Matthew Mainella and Robert Baldwin, this program promises to be the most unique holiday program of the season, and guaranteed to expand your holiday horizons!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin, Matthew Mainella

Rimsky-Korsakov Suite from The Snow Maiden
DiLorenzo ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
Sibelius Lemminkäinen’s Return (Op 22)
Fry Santa Claus Symphony

Heroic Gestures
2017-11-11 19:30
Beethoven’s Eroica is widely recognized as the first important Romantic era symphony. The interesting backstory (Beethoven originally dedicated it to Napoleon and then angrily withdrew the dedication when Bonaparte declared himself Emperor) only touches on the genius found in this symphony. Truly revolutionary, Beethoven’s 3rd Symphony takes us on a journey into the human spirit, from the hopeful opening chords, into the depths of despair of the second movement, then returns to the heights of victory and joy in the Finale. Certainly one of music’s most heroic gestures, the other music on the program follows suit: Shostakovich’s Festive Overture (played side-by-side with our high school guests) and Mussorgsky’s seldom heard “Songs and Dances of Death.” Round out our program. bass-baritone Seth Keeton joins us to add his deeply resonant sound to the Mussorgsky songs. It’s a musical journey you won’t want to miss!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Shostakovich Festive Overture Side-by-Side with high school students
Mussorgsky Songs and Dances of Death Arr: Aho, Kalevi Solo: Seth Keeton, baritone
Beethoven Symphony #3 “Eroica”

Season Opener
2017-09-30 19:30
We open the season with the Salt Lake Symphony by continuing our tradition of presenting some of the finest talent in the State of Utah. Rachel Aina Call, 1st Prize Winner, Utah Division of the 2016 Stradivarius International Violin Competition will join us for Sibelius’ Violin Concert in D minor. The work captures all of the vibrant energy and muted color of Sibelius’ native Finland in a work full of melody and virtuosic violin playing. Libby Gardner’s magnificent organ will be featured on the second half of the program as organist Linda Margetts joins us for Saint-Saëns’ powerful Organ Symphony (Symphony No. 3). Long considered one of Saint-Saëns’ finest works, the symphony has been an audience favorite since its premiere in 1887. The concert will open with a delightful overture by William Walton, the Portsmouth Point Overture. The jazzy, rhythmic score depicts rambunctious life of British sailors as depicted in a painting by Thomas Rowlandson. In total it’s a concert that is sometimes reverent, sometimes rowdy and always exciting!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Walton Portsmouth Point Overture
Sibelius Violin Concerto, op. 47 in D minor (1st Prize Winner, Utah Division of the 2016 Stradivarius International Violin Competition) Solo: Rachel Call, violin
Saint-Saëns Symphony #3 “Organ Symphony” Solo: Linda Margetts, organ

Sonic Nature
2017-05-20 19:30
Luckily we are never at a loss for natural wonder in our great state of Utah. Composers have looked to nature for inspirations for thousands of years, and our final concert of the 2016-2017 season features three works that depict nature with uniquely individual expressions. Dvo?ák’s In Nature’s Realm is a seldomly heard concert overture that expresses the nature of the composer’s native Bohemia. Inspired by Beethoven’s Pastorale Symphony, the work effectively imparts the feeling of being in the woods surrounding Prague. We will also feature our concertmaster, Elizabeth Palmer, in Vivaldi’s Spring from the Four Seasons, one of the finest depictions of nature ever written—-and it’s a concerto! We conclude with American composer Ferde Grofé’s signature work, the Grand Canyon Suite. Musical sunrises, sunsets, storms and even a burro ride down to the floor of the Grand Canyon are all effectively portrayed in this beloved piece. So bring your virtual backpack and boots and join us as we venture outside with music. We’ll provide the musical compass!
ConductorsXiao Ming

Liu, Feng Festivity
Hongye Ma and Lu Zheng The good news of Beijing to the Frontier
Shostakovich Piano Concerto #2 Solo: Andrew Staupe, piano
Brahms Symphony #3 (in F Major)

Dvo?ák In Nature’s Realm (Op. 91)
Vivaldi Spring from The Four Seasons
Grofé Grand Canyon Suite

Concert
2017-04-29 19:30
Cultural exchange has long been a hallmark of classical music tradition. The SLS proudly takes this to a new level in April. Guest conductor Xiao Ming joins us from Hunan, China to conduct music from China, Russia and Austria in a truly rich program of both old favorites and music that will be new to western audiences. Maestro Xiao is bringing two pieces with him that were written for his orchestra, the Hunan Symphony. In addition, pianist Andrew Staupe joins us to present Shostakovich’s powerful Piano Concerto No. 2. The concert will conclude with the shortest, yet most carefully composed, symphony from the pen of Johannes Brahms, the Symphony No. 3. It’s a cross cultural evening of great music with connections and friendships made from around the world.
ConductorsXiao Ming

Liu, Feng Festivity
Hongye Ma and Lu Zheng The good news of Beijing to the Frontier
Shostakovich Piano Concerto #2 Solo: Andrew Staupe, piano
Brahms Symphony #3 (in F Major)

Musicians' Choice
2017-03-18 19:30
Ever wonder what the musicians would choose if they programmed a concert? Come see our March concert: Musicians’ Choice! From Haydn’s ebullient and rarely heard Symphony No. 99, to DeFalla’s energetic dances from the Three-Cornered Hat, the SLS musicians will transport you into a realm of sound with exciting textures, buoyant rhythms and memorable melodies. The Silver Fanfare kicks off the program. It’s the debut of music by American composer Peter Boyer with the orchestra, and is filled with a full orchestral sound inspired by the biggest Hollywood studio orchestras. Join us on March 18th. The musicians cannot wait to share some of their favorites with you!
ConductorsRobert Baldwin

Boyer, Peter Silver Fanfare
Haydn Symphony #99
Rossini Habanera and Seguidilla from Carmen Solo: Gretchen Windt, mezzo soprano
De Falla The Three-Cornered Hat Solo: Gretchen Windt, mezzo soprano

Vienna Ball
2017-02-11 20:00
It’s time for the Vienna Ball, the Salt Lake Symphony’s annual gala fund raiser.
Click the Vienna Ball link for further details.
ConductorsClaudia Restrepo

Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto #2, movement 3
Mozart Piano Concerto in A, movement 1
Beethoven Piano Concerto #1, movement 3
Grieg Piano Concerto, movement 1
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto #1, movement 3
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto #3, movement 1

Summer Arts Piano Competition Winners Concert
2017-01-28 19:30
The winners of the SummerArts Piano Concerto Competition take center stage with Salt Lake Symphony conducted by Assistant Conductor Claudia Restrepo. These gifted young people will each play one concerto movement.
ConductorsClaudia Restrepo

Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto #2, movement 3
Mozart Piano Concerto in A, movement 1
Beethoven Piano Concerto #1, movement 3
Grieg Piano Concerto, movement 1
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto #1, movement 3
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto #3, movement 1
