A sense of joy de vivre pervades this concert of rarely performed and well-known works, cheerfully led by guest conductor Kelly Corcoran. Join us for an enthralling evening of charming and vibrant music highlighted by Mozart’s Violin Concert No. 3 performed by Philharmonic Concertmaster, Callie Brennan. Enjoy each lively note as they dance about the concert hall, all with one purpose - to add joy and a refreshing sense of happiness to your life.
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Adults: $25-$45
Youth:* $12.50-$22.50
*Up to Age 22
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Full Program
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Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, Overture to L'amant anonyme*
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Violin Concerto no. 3 in G Major, K. 216
featuring Callie Brennan, violinLouise Farrenc, Symphony no. 2 in D Major, op. 35*
*orchestra premiere
The Artists
Kelly Corcoran, Guest Conductor
Named “Best Classical Conductor” in 2015 by the Nashville Scene, Kelly Corcoran is a passionate advocate for the robust place of classical music in our lives and the lives of future generations. Corcoran is Artistic Director of Intersection, a contemporary music ensemble dedicated to challenging the traditional concert experience with concerts for all ages.
"Corcoran made a habit of producing dramatic buildups... This was just one way in which her lively conducting made for a fresh encounter with otherwise familiar repertoire." - Tyler Zimmer, The Tennessean
Callie Brennan, Concertmaster
Callie has had the pleasure of performing on The Barbican Stage and in Royal Festival Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and Boettcher Hall in Denver. Other global performance experience includes a quartet residency for the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland’s summer strings courses, and attending the “Renaissance in the XXI Century” summer course in Florence, Italy. Other music festivals include the Zodiac Music Festival (France), The Bowdoin International Music Festival (USA), and The Colorado Music Festival (USA).
Music Preview
NOTE: programs subject to change;
timings, when given, are approximate.