Aubree Oliverson Plays Dvořák
Our 2025-26 season opens with a burst of energy in Bulgarian composer Dobrinka Tabakova’s Orpheus' Comet. Audience favorite Aubree Oliverson returns for performances of Antonín Dvořák’s endearing Violin Concerto, and renowned twentieth-century composer Arnold Schoenberg reimagines Johannes Brahms’ romantic Piano Quartet in G Minor with a new depth of orchestral color.
Sunday's performance includes a free pre-concert talk for ticket holders hosted by Rossen Milanov at 3pm.
"The work…in the virtuosic hands of Oliverson, was a joy to experience."
— New York Classical Review
Program
Dobrinka TABAKOVA / Orpheus' Comet
Antonín DVOŘÁK / Violin Concerto in A Minor, Op. 53
Johannes BRAHMS / Piano Quartet in G Minor, Op. 25
orch. Arnold Schoenberg
Key Notes 
- Born in the historic town of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Dobrinka Tabakova has lived in London since 1991. Her debut album was nominated for a GRAMMY award in 2014.
- Dvořák’s sunny violin concerto reflects the composer’s trademark folkloric influences.
- Schoenberg said of his decision to orchestrate Brahms’ first piano quartet, “1. I like the piece. 2. It is rarely played. 3. It is always played very badly, because the better the pianist, the louder he plays, and you can’t hear the strings. I wanted to hear everything for once, and I achieved that.”
Performers
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Aubree Oliverson, violin
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