DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center - Reid Park
Sunday, September 9, 2018 at 7:00 PM
PROGRAMLászló Veres, Music Director/Conductor |
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| “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree” | L.B. Brown & I. Levine, arr. G. Munford |
| Light Cavalry Overture | F. von Suppé |
| American Salute | M. Gould |
| Danza final (Malambo) from Estancia Ballet Suite | A. Ginastera |
| “The Girl from Ipanema” | A.C. Jobim |
| Danzon No. 2 | A. Marquez |
| “Tequila” | D. Flores |
| Linus Lerner, conductor | |
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INTERMISSION |
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| The Jazz Singer | N. Diamond, arr.M. Gold |
| An American Elegy | F. Ticheli |
| Magic Slides – Trombone Feature | W. Laseroms |
| Luxembourg Waltzes | F. Lehár |
| “America the Beautiful” | S. Ward, arr. C. Dragon |
Linus Lerner, Guest Conductor
Maestro Linus Lerner has conducted operas and symphony orchestras in the United States, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Spain, South Korea, Turkey and Russia.
Recent conducting engagements: Philharmonic Orchestra of Calabria, Fondi Music Festival and Arezzo Symphony Orchestra (Italy); Orchestra Promópera (Spain); Berliner Camerata and Leipzig Philharmonic (Germany); Plovdiv Opera, Sliven, Vidin Symphony Orchestras and Sofia Sinfonietta (Bulgaria); Mussorvksy Conservatory Symphony Orchestra (Russia); Panama National Symphony Orchestra (Panama); Korean Peace Orchestra (South Korea); Antalya Symphony Orchestra (Turkey); Tsingtao, Fuzhou, Hunan and the National Film and Radio Orchestra (China); Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra, Texas Festival Orchestra, and Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra (USA); Acapulco Philharmonic Orchestra, San Luis Opera Festival Orchestra, and the Orchestra of Michoacán (Mexico); National Congress Orchestra (Paraguay); University of Pernambuco Opera, Gramado Symphony Orchestra, University of Caxias do Sul Symphony Orchestra, Theatro da Paz Orchestra and Goiania Opera Festival (Brazil).
Lerner is currently Music Director/conductor for the Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra (SASO), the Symphony Orchestra of Rio Grande do Norte and the “Gramado in Concert” International Music Festival (Brazil); the San Luis Opera Festival and Linus Lerner International Voice Competition (Mexico). He also serves as a conductor for the Round Top Festival Hill.
Recent conducting engagements: Philharmonic Orchestra of Calabria, Fondi Music Festival and Arezzo Symphony Orchestra (Italy); Orchestra Promópera (Spain); Berliner Camerata and Leipzig Philharmonic (Germany); Plovdiv Opera, Sliven, Vidin Symphony Orchestras and Sofia Sinfonietta (Bulgaria); Mussorvksy Conservatory Symphony Orchestra (Russia); Panama National Symphony Orchestra (Panama); Korean Peace Orchestra (South Korea); Antalya Symphony Orchestra (Turkey); Tsingtao, Fuzhou, Hunan and the National Film and Radio Orchestra (China); Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra, Texas Festival Orchestra, and Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra (USA); Acapulco Philharmonic Orchestra, San Luis Opera Festival Orchestra, and the Orchestra of Michoacán (Mexico); National Congress Orchestra (Paraguay); University of Pernambuco Opera, Gramado Symphony Orchestra, University of Caxias do Sul Symphony Orchestra, Theatro da Paz Orchestra and Goiania Opera Festival (Brazil).
Lerner is currently Music Director/conductor for the Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra (SASO), the Symphony Orchestra of Rio Grande do Norte and the “Gramado in Concert” International Music Festival (Brazil); the San Luis Opera Festival and Linus Lerner International Voice Competition (Mexico). He also serves as a conductor for the Round Top Festival Hill.
CONTACT
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CONCERT INFORMATION
There is a limited amount of seating at DeMeester which fills up quickly. Please bring folding chairs or a blanket.
The Parks and Recreation Department runs shuttles from 5 PM to 10 PM from Randolph Golf Course Parking Lot located at 600 S. Alvernon Way. |
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