Schumann, Beethoven, and Marquez

Sun Valley Pavilion 300 Dollar Rd, Sun Valley, Idaho, United States

Stephanie Childress leads Schumann’s powerful and dramatic Symphony No. 4, a great example of Romantic (and romantic) music. It’s full of emotion, ranging from darkly brooding and mysterious to tender and melancholic. Schumann’s form is intricate and innovative, with the four movements fused together and various themes reappearing throughout. Also in a romantic vein, Principal Second Violin Polina Sedukh performs Beethoven’s Romance No. 2 with the Festival Orchestra, her violin singing the lovely melody. The concert opens with Arturo Márquez’s Danzon No. 2, a rhythmic and hypnotic dance tune made famous by its appearance in Mozart in the Jungle.

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Afternoon Pavilion Concert

This concert features intermediate and beginning students and ensembles: Prelude Strings, Prelude and Concert Choirs, Philharmonia Orchestra, and piano ensembles as well as string, woodwind, brass, and percussion ensembles.

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Evening Pavilion Concert

Sun Valley Pavilion 300 Dollar Rd, Sun Valley, Idaho, United States

This concert features advanced students and ensembles: Sun Valley Youth Orchestra, Chamber Singers, piano ensembles, and a finale featuring both instrumentalists and vocalists for a rousing conclusion.

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