Schedule
Lecture
6:30 p.m.
Isaac Stern Auditorium
Ronald O. Perelman Family Stage
Carnegie Hall, New York City
Playing to Win: The Future of Great Music in the 21st Century
The inaugural lecture in the NYC Lecture Series will take place immediately before the concert.
Sure to be thought provoking and interesting, the conversation will focus on innovation and its critical role in 21st century music. Each panelist represents a different branch of the musical world and will offer his/her thoughts to the challenges of making new work relevant to the public while maintaining their integrity as artists. Central to the discussion will be the role of conservatories in the new century.
Participants:
James Keller OC 1975, Music Critic & Historian
Jennifer Higdon, Composer
Aaron Dworkin, Founder & President,
Sphinx Organization
Brian Alegant, Professor of Music Theory,
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Moderator:
David H. Stull OC 1989, Dean,
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Concert
8:00 p.m.
Isaac Stern Auditorium
Ronald O. Perelman Family Stage
Carnegie Hall, New York City
The Oberlin Symphony Orchestra performs music by Higdon, Mozart and Bartók with Robert Spano conducting and performance by Pedja Muzijevic, piano.
The Program:
Higdon |
blue cathedral |
Mozart |
Piano Concerto No.25
in C Major, K. 503
Pedja Muzijevic, piano |
Bartók |
Concerto for Orchestra |
Post Concert Reception with the Musicians
SOLD OUT
Shorin and Rohatyn Rooms and Rose Museum
Carnegie Hall, New York City
Following the concert Oberlin College alumni, friends as well as current Oberlin parents and students are invited to a dessert reception with the musicians. A fee is associated with this event and tickets must be purchased in advance.
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