Robert Spano conductor The first half of the season-opener celebrates the invaluable art of Black composers past and present. Valerie Coleman’s Umoja launches the concert, and William Grant Still and Duke Ellington paint lush musical portraits of a hopeful future. On the second half, Dvořák’s Ninth was inspired by Indigenous and Black song, and since its 1893 premiere has been an absolute audience favorite. Jazz pianist Aaron Diehl and his Trio star with the New Jersey Symphony—all led by one of America’s most acclaimed conductors, Robert Spano. Valerie Coleman Umoja
Aaron Diehl piano
Aaron Diehl Trio
New Jersey Symphony
Still Out of the Silence
Ellington New World A-Comin’
Dvoák Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”
Videos
Patti LuPone: A Life in Notes
New Jersey Performing Arts Center (2/2 - 2/2) | ||
Ladies of Laughter
Bergen PAC (2/3 - 2/3) | ||
Madama Butterfly
Sieminski Theater at the Cultural Arts Center of Fellowship Village (2/8 - 2/9) | ||
Season Finale: Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich
Richardson Auditorium at Princeton University (6/6 - 6/6) | ||
Dancing With the Stars: Live!
State Theatre New Jersey (1/28 - 1/28) | ||
Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2
New Jersey Performing Arts Center (3/13 - 3/13) | ||
Xian Conducts Mozart
New Jersey Performing Arts Center (5/18 - 5/18) | ||
Cuentos del Arbol
Pushcart Players (9/29 - 6/30) | ||
Vadim Gluzman Plays Brahms
Count Basie Center for the Arts (3/22 - 3/22) | ||
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