Experience the allure of dances from China, Russia, and Spain, in the season’s final concert. Bartok’s The Miraculous Mandarin and Stravinsky’s The Firebird, heard in their suite versions, are both balletic stories of seduction and the supernatural. Ravel's ever-popular Boléro, driven by a sultry Spanish dance rhythm, captivates audiences with its masterful, gradual escalation from hushed restraint...
Since its founding in 1980, the Princeton Symphony Orchestra has evolved from a small yet highly respected community-based chamber orchestra into a professional orchestra of the highest artistic quality. Offering orchestral, pops, and chamber music concerts, as well as lecture events, children's programs, and innovative collaborative programming, the orchestra is Princeton's hub for classical music...
Experience the allure of dances from China, Russia, and Spain, in the season’s final concert. Bartok’s The Miraculous Mandarin and Stravinsky’s The Firebird, heard in their suite versions, are both balletic stories of seduction and the supernatural...
Experience the allure of dances from China, Russia, and Spain, in the season’s final concert. Bartok’s The Miraculous Mandarin and Stravinsky’s The Firebird, heard in their suite versions, are both balletic stories of seduction and the supernatural. Ravel's ever-popular Boléro, driven by a sultry Spanish dance rhythm, captivates audiences with its masterful, gradual escalation from hushed restraint...
Since its founding in 1980, the Princeton Symphony Orchestra has evolved from a small yet highly respected community-based chamber orchestra into a professional orchestra of the highest artistic quality. Offering orchestral, pops, and chamber music concerts, as well as lecture events, children's programs, and innovative collaborative programming, the orchestra is Princeton's hub for classical music...
The Declassified is a new collective of young classical musicians. They will perform works of Mozart, including a woodwind octet arrangement of The Marriage of Figaro, in anticipation of the PSO’s Classical Series concert A Mozart Interlude.
Owen Dalby, violin
Meena Bhasin, viola
Hamilton Berry, cello
James Austin Smith and ToniMarie Marchioni, oboes
Alicia Lee and Paul Cho, clarinets
Seth Baer and Shelley Monroe Huang, bassoons
Eric Reed and Alma Liebrecht, horns
Often connected to themes explored on Classical Series concerts, the Chamber Series offers sophisticated classical music in an intimate setting. PSO musicians and other top-tier performers present works both traditional and modern. The series is presented free of charge at Wolfensohn Hall, in partnership with the Institute for Advanced Study.
This concert is also performed at Stonebridge at Montgomery (Sunday, January 20 at 2 pm), Monroe Township Library (Monday, January 21 at 1 pm), and Princeton Windrows (Monday, January 21 at 4 pm).
Tickets for the PSO’s Sunday afternoon Chamber Series at the Institute for Advanced Study’s Wolfensohn Hall are free by reservation. PSO subscribers may reserve seats at any time; reservations are open to the general public beginning three weeks prior to the concert. Please email info@princetonsymphony.org to reserve up to two seats.
Performances at the Monroe Township Library are free and open to the public. If you wish to attend a performance at Stonebridge or Princeton Windrows and are a non-resident, please contact the venue directly.
