“In my first season, I would like not only to present great music, but also to connect through music with the city’s dynamic, multifaceted community and to create new, inspiring and enriching experiences that will bring the CSO to more people in a more meaningful way!”
In my first season as Music Director of the Columbus Symphony, I am very excited to present to you in this brochure the details of our new 2015–16 season!
We have created many exciting events and designed new ways of experiencing your beloved CSO. As you browse through the pages of this brochure, we hope that you will find our programming stimulating, enjoyable, inspiring, and most importantly, reflective of our great city’s spirit and dynamism!
As in past seasons, we’ll continue to offer 12 Masterworks programs — 8 in the splendid Ohio Theatre and 4 in the acoustically remarkable Southern Theatre. The 2015–16 season will explore timeless works from classical masters performed by some of today’s most talented artists. You’ll enjoy Beethoven’s Concerto No. 1 with pianist Shai Wosner, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto with clarinetist Ricardo Morales, and Prokofiev’s Concerto No. 2 with pianist Haochen Zhang. Natasha Paremski will star in the iconic Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto.
Works by some of the most intriguing modern composers will be heard on our stages. Renowned American soprano Dawn Upshaw will join us to inaugurate our two-week Viennese Festival in the spring and violinist Bella Hristova will perform at our season’s finale—Latin Fiesta! The formidable Columbus Symphony Chorus, led by chorus director Ronald Jenkins, will raise its voice for three programs, including our season-opening performances of Carl Orff’s extravagant Carmina Burana
We have infused the season not only with great music, but also with fresh, new experiences, providing you with multifaceted opportunities to immerse yourself in the broader context of the works to be performed. We have created three new festivals that will connect artistic, philosophical, and musical ideas in what we hope to be an original and inspiring way.
A brand new cycle of shorter, one-hour Access concerts will give you a glimpse of the musical secrets of some of the greatest works in the repertoire, providing an opportunity for both novice and wellseasoned concert-goers to get closer to the music.
Also, please take advantage of the many specially crafted events surrounding our performances—listen to a chamber work on stage after the concert, be inspired by a Prelude lecture or Postlude discussion , have a toast with the musicians of CSO, or enjoy a lecture at the Columbus Museum of Art as part of our new Mozart to Matisse series!
Come and discover the new Columbus Symphony Orchestra! There are more ways than ever to engage with the classics. Choose your experience and take advantage of the world-class arts events happening right here in your own backyard. Come and hear the CSO’s electrifying performances of great music!
You’ve got to hear us live!
With affection,
Rossen Milanov
Here’s what’s new at the CSO!!
Preludes
Join Christopher Purdy for a 30-minute discussion about the compositions to be performed. These take place in the theatre from 7:00–7:30 pm before each Masterworks concert.
Postludes
Not ready to go home just yet? Stay a little longer and listen to chamber music by CSO musicians or be part of a talkback discussion. Enjoy a wine or beer tasting and many more events to share your impression of the concert with the musicians and your friends!
Soundbites
What do music and gastronomy have in common? What is the taste of music? Enjoy a unique dish inspired by a work featured on the CSO’s series created by four of Columbus’ star chefs in four outstanding local restaurants.
Subject Matter
As part of the CSO’s festivals, professors from The Ohio State University will host free lectures within their area of expertise. Locations TBA.
Masterworks 4
November 10, 2015
Hollywood: In Search of the Perfect Soundtrack
Masterworks 6
January 5, 2016
Russia and the Emergence of its Cultural Elite in the Late 19th Century Masterworks 10
April 12, 2016
Vienna of Sigmund Freud and his Interpretation of Dreams
Concerts
The CSO is unveiling a new “Access” series designed to introduce people with little or no experience in classical music to some of the most popular works in the orchestral repertoire in a creative and innovative format. These budget-friendly concerts, in a shorter format, will be featuring only a single work. Rossen Milanov will lead the audience through a process in which the piece is taken apart, bit by bit, with the Orchestra playing a few measures at a time. After intermission, when the entire piece is finally played without interruption, one could understand the music as something more meaningful then mere beauty. A social event will follow the performances.
TONIC
Join the Columbus Symphony Young Professionals for Friday post-concert cocktails with Rossen and/or CSO musicians. Locations TBA. Find them on Facebook at: Tonic: Columbus Symphony Young Professionals
Community Side-by-Side
April 13, 2016
Approximately 50 amateur musicians get the opportunity to not only work one-onone with a professional musician proficient in their chosen instrument, sitting “side by side,” but also rehearse with a professional orchestra and conductor as a whole on the stage of the Ohio Theatre. Details and registration information for this event will be available on the Columbus Symphony website in February 2016.
“CSO is a vital part of Columbus’ art scene”
toIn a new partnership between the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and the Columbus Museum of Art, a series of afternoon lectures will pair chamber music performances by CSO musicians with art works from the CMA art collection. The presentations will focus on specific periods being presented in the upcoming CSO Masterworks concerts and explore the common themes and aesthetic influences between music and visual art. The Mozart to Matisse presentations will take place in the Cardinal Health Auditorium at the Columbus Museum of Art at 2pm. Admission is $10 for non-museum members.
American Art of the 1930s
November 4, 2015 highlighting American paintings of the 1930s
Russian Winter Festival
January 6, 2016 featuring artwork of Chagall and music of great, Russian composers
Art in Vienna - 1900
April 6, 2016 showcasing the work of Klimt and Schiele with performances of music from fin de siècle Vienna
In collaboration with:
October 2015
Masterworks 1
Carmina Burana
The CSO launches its 2015-16 Masterworks season with the beloved and electrifying Carmina Burana. This compelling choral spectacular has been quoted and imitated on countless movie soundtracks and television commercials galore, and celebrates the basic pleasures of life— springtime, food, wine, and love! The Orchestra will also pay tribute to one of Columbus’ own, composer Donald Harris, with his 2003 composition for orchestra, A Lyric Fanfare.
Friday and Saturday October 2 and 3, 8 pm Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Jennifer Zetlan, soprano
Christopher Pfund, tenor
Hugh Russell, baritone
Columbus Symphony Chorus
Ronald J. Jenkins, director
PROGRAM
Harris: A Lyric Fanfare
Orff: Carmina Burana
Rossen Milanov
Jennifer Zetlan
Photo: Dario Acosta
Columbus Symphony Chorus
Masterworks 2
Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev
Tchaikovsky’s soulful Symphony No. 4 portrays his battle against fate, the coldhearted power that he believed ruled his life. Soloist Haochen Zhang, co-winner of the Gold Medal at the 2009 Van Cliburn Competition, meets the supreme challenges of this Prokofiev piano concerto and Maestro Milanov brings the heartless seducer of Strauss’ tone poem Don Juan vividly to life.
Friday and Saturday October 23 and 24, 8 pm Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor Haochen Zhang, piano
PROGRAM
R. Strauss: Don Juan, Op. 20
Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 16
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36
Haochen Zhang
Photo: Benjamin Ealovega
Rossen Milanov
CSO violinists David Niwa and Alicia Hui
October 2015
Masterworks 3
Beethoven and Brahms
This rich and substantial program offers the lyricism of Brahms’ most warm-hearted symphony and the refreshing and humorous Beethoven concerto performed by Shai Wosner. The San Diego Union-Tribune has said that he was, “impressive in an elegant, polished performance of the (Mozart No. 20) concerto…His playing sounded effortless, and his approach so convincing it seemed inevitable.” Derek Bermel’s composition was inspired by the poignant letters that the great Hungarian composer Béla Bartók wrote during the final years of his life, which he spent in exile in America.
Friday and Saturday October 30 and 31, 8 pm Southern Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor Shai Wosner, piano
PROGRAM
Bermel: A Shout, a Whisper and a Trace Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Major, Op. 15
Brahms: Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 73
Join our performers at the Thurber Bar following Friday’s concert or share your thoughts in a post-concert discussion with Rossen and composer Derek Bermel following Saturday’s concert.
Shai Wosner
Photo: Marco Borggreve
Christopher Purdy
CSO bassists Jena Huebner and John Pellegrino
THE HOLLYWOOD festival
Masterworks 4
Classic Film Scores
From the surging melodies of Gone with the Wind and Lawrence of Arabia to the spinetingling music of Hitchcock’s Psycho, this thrilling and nostalgic program offers some of the world’s most celebrated movie music. The concert climaxes with Sergei Prokofiev’s vibrant cantata drawn from his score for the 1938 Russian epic, Alexander Nevsky.
Friday and Saturday
November 13 and 14, 8 pm
Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Sarah Mesko, mezzo-soprano
Columbus Symphony Chorus
Ronald J. Jenkins, director
PROGRAM
Steiner: Tara - Short Poem For Orchestra
Bernstein: Main Title from The Magnificent Seven
Herrmann: Psycho
Jarre: Suite from Laurence of Arabia
Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky, Op. 78
SUBJECT MATTER
November 10, 2015
Don’t miss a lecture on Hollywood: in search of the perfect soundtrack.
Sarah Mesko Photo: Kristin Hobermann
CSO clarinetists David Thomas and Robert Jones
November 2015
Beethoven’s Fifth (What makes it great?)
Ever wonder what makes Beethoven’s Fifth so iconic? Maestro Milanov and the CSO will take the audience on a step-bystep journey to discover how this wellknown composition came together. After intermission, the CSO will perform the work in full.
Thursday November 19, 6:30 pm Southern Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
PROGRAM
Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67
Join our performers at the Thurber Bar following this concert for an informal meet & greet.
“The CSO is committed to artistic excellence” —Rossen Milanov
Masterworks 5
Mozart Clarinet
Concerto
Mozart’s sublime Clarinet Concerto, one of his last and most beautiful works, anchors this superlative program that also features one of Beethoven’s most lighthearted symphonies and Benjamin Britten’s engaging work based on delightful themes composed in his youth.
Britten: Simple Symphony for String Orchestra, Op. 4
Mozart: Concerto in A Major for Clarinet and Orchestra, K. 622
Beethoven: Symphony No. 4 in B-flat Major, Op. 60
Enjoy the sublime music of Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet, on stage, following the concert.
Ricardo Morales
Photo: Kyle Widder
CSO Principal Percussionist Phil Shipley
January 2016
Shostakovich No. 5 (Music and Politics)
Ever wonder how composing music could endanger your life? The CSO will explore the creation, context, and political and personal message of this incredibly powerful work by Shostakovich.
Thursday
January 7, 6:30 pm
Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
PROGRAM
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 in D Minor, Op. 47
During our Russian Winter Festival, celebrate like a Russian! Join Rossen and the CSO musicians for vodka tasting in the Galbreath Pavilion area after the concert.
RUSSIAN WINTER
festival
Masterworks 6
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition
There’s nothing more exciting than Russian music, and this two-part celebration brings you the crème de la crème of the country’s countless treasures. You’ll enjoy the elegant melodies of Tchaikovsky’s most beloved ballet, the riveting celebrations of RimskyKorsakov’s Russian Easter Overture, and the vivid gallery of sketches that make up Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition
Friday January 8, 8 pm
Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
PROGRAM
Rimsky-Korsakov: Russian Easter Overture Tchaikovsky: Suite from Swan Lake, Op. 20a Stravinsky: Circus Polka Mussorgsky/Ravel: Pictures at an Exhibition
During our Russian Winter Festival celebrate like a Russian! Join us for vodka tasting after the concert with Rossen and CSO musicians. (Galbreath Pavilion area Friday night only)
Rachmaninoff:
Piano Concerto No. 3
January 2016
The second program of the Russian Winter Festival boasts two monumental scores: Rachmaninoff’s virtuosic and expansive Piano Concerto No. 3 (featured in the Oscar-winning movie Shine), and Shostakovich’s mighty Fifth Symphony, the bold piece in which he defied the brutal Soviet government at the risk of his life.
Saturday January 9, 8 pm
Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Natasha Paremski, piano
PROGRAM
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 30
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 in D Minor, Op. 47
SUBJECT MATTER
January 5, 2016
Don’t miss a lecture presentation on Russia and the emergence of its cultural elite in the late 19th century.
Natasha Paremski
Photo: Andrea Joynt
February 2016
Masterworks 7
Musical Postcards
This glamorous musical journey begins in the rolling greenery of the Czech countryside (Smetana), stops in the shimmering sands of Egypt (Saint-Saëns), offers a glimpse of expansive Alaskan landscapes (Adams), and views the ancient glories of Rome (Respighi) before concluding with the scintillating songs and dances of a fiery Spanish fiesta (Rimsky-Korsakov).
Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20, 8 pm Ohio Theatre
Peter Stafford Wilson, conductor Pascal Rogé, piano
PROGRAM
Smetana: “The Moldau” from Má Vlast Saint-Saëns: Piano Concerto No. 5, Op. 103 (“Egyptian”)
John Luther Adams: Dream in White on White Respighi: Le fontane di Roma (Fountains of Rome)
Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio espagnol, Op. 34
Join us Saturday night post-concert for a wine tasting event in the Galbreath Pavilion.
Pascal Rogé Photo: Music Vine Arts
CSO bassoonist Doug Fisher
CSO cellist Pei-An Chao
Masterworks 8
Dvořák and Haydn
In his magnificent Symphony No. 7, Czech master Antonín Dvořák set aside his usual practice of drawing upon his country’s folk music and created a solid, mainstream symphony worthy of Brahms’ approval. This concert also features an engaging cello concerto by Haydn performed by the principal cello of the Cleveland Orchestra, Mark Kosower, and Christopher Theofanidis’ Muse, an attractive homage to Bach commissioned by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra for its New Brandenburg Project.
Friday and Saturday March 18 and 19, 8 pm
Ohio Theatre
Robert Moody, conductor Mark Kosower, cello
PROGRAM
Theofanidis: Muse
Haydn: Concerto in C Major for Cello and Orchestra, H. VII B 1
Dvořák: Symphony No. 7 in D Minor, Op. 70
Join us Saturday night after the concert for a Pilsner Fest in the Galbreath Pavilion with our musicians and special guests.
Mark Kosower
Photo: Lim Jong Jim
CSO violinists David Tanner and Robert Firdman
April 2016
Masterworks 9
Mendelssohn’s Elijah
One of the supreme examples of music for soloists, chorus, and orchestra, Mendelssohn’s glorious oratorio Elijah tells the story of the Old Testament prophet charged with bringing Israel back into God’s fold. Stirring choruses, including “Thanks Be to God,” and gorgeous arias abound in this uplifting masterpiece.
Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2, 8 pm Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Martha Guth, soprano
Margaret Mezzacappa, mezzo-soprano
Jonas Marcel Hacker, tenor
Alex Lawrence, baritone
Columbus Symphony Chorus
Ronald J. Jenkins, director
PROGRAM
Mendelssohn: Elijah, Op. 70
* Share your thoughts in a post-concert discussion with Rossen and soloists from Mendelssohn’s Elijah, both Friday and Saturday nights.
CSO cellists Victor Firlie and Pei-An Chao
festival: VIENNA 1900— TRADITION & MODERNISM
April 2016
Masterworks 10
Upshaw Sings
Mahler and Golijov
Legendary soprano Dawn Upshaw displays her unsurpassed versatility, first with songs created especially for her by modern master Osvaldo Golijov, who has won a Grammy award and was hailed as Musical America’s Composer of the Year, then by performing the role of a young angel praising the delights of heaven in the radiant finale of Mahler’s sweetest, most gentle symphony.
Friday and Saturday
April 15 and 16, 8 pm Ohio Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor Dawn Upshaw, soprano
PROGRAM
J. Strauss, Jr.: Voices of Spring Waltzes, Op. 410 Golijov: Three Songs for Soprano and Orchestra Mahler: Symphony No. 4 in G Major
April 15–23 to
Celebrate the evening with Viennese desserts on Saturday night in the Galbreath Pavilion.
SUBJECT MATTER April 12, 2016
Don’t miss a lecture presentation on the Vienna of Sigmund Freud and his Interpretation of Dreams.
Dawn Upshaw
festival: VIENNA 1900— TRADITION & MODERNISM
April 15–23
Masterworks 11
Mozart and Schubert
In homage to Franz Schubert, the great pianist and composer Franz Liszt took Schubert’s piano solo and transcribed it for piano and orchestra. The resulting Wanderer Fantasy is a dynamic and colorful work combining the talents of these two musical giants. Mozart’s final and most masterful symphony anchors this absorbing and intriguing program.
Friday and Saturday April 22 and 23, 8 pm
Southern Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Stewart Goodyear, piano
PROGRAM
Schoenberg: Chamber Symphony No. 1, Op. 9
Schubert/Liszt: Wanderer Fantasy, D. 760 (Op. 15)
Mozart: Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551 (“Jupiter”)
Join our performers at the Thurber Bar following Friday’s concert or share your thoughts in a post-concert discussion with Rossen and pianist Stewart Goodyear following Saturday’s concert.
Stewart Goodyear
Photo:Anita
CSO Associate Concertmaster Leonid Polonsky
CSO bassist Jena Huebner
Masterworks 12
Latin Fiesta (Homage to Tango)
South American fireworks ignite as the CSO wraps up the 2015–16 Masterworks season with a tribute to tango featuring The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires by tango master Astor Piazzolla, a charming and spicy, yet playfully modern, set of four violin concertos. The program also offers in-demand composer Osvaldo Golijov’s unique and ingenious Last Round, a tangoflavored work inspired by Piazzolla, and a brilliant showpiece by Ginastera that focuses the spotlight on the Orchestra’s principal players.
Friday and Saturday
May 20 and 21, 8 pm Southern Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor Bella Hristova, violin
PROGRAM
Golijov: Last Round
Piazzolla: The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires
Ginastera: Variaciones concertantes
Join our performers at the Thurber Bar following Friday’s concert or watch our post-concert tango demonstrations while enjoying Argentinian wine on Saturday night!
May 2016
Bella Hristova
Photo:Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
CSO Principal Trombonist Andy Millat
CSO flutists Genevieve Briggs and Randall Hester
Happy Hour with the CSO
Meet your friends after work as the CSO continues its popular Happy Hour series, offering free, 60-minute programs moderated by WOSU’s Christopher Purdy, who adds commentary and interviews the conductor throughout the evening. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Concerts begin at 6:30 pm. Admission is free. Cash bar. Free appetizers. No intermission.
Happy Hour 1 Composers’ Competition
The CSO will partner with EarShot, The National Orchestral Composition Discovery Network, to host a Live Composers’ Competition that asks the audience to choose a winner among three new music compositions. In addition, a professional jury will select an official winner of the competition. After a brief intermission for tallying the votes, the CSO will perform the winning work(s).
Thursday, October 29, 2015 / 6:30 pm Southern Theatre
Rossen Milanov, conductor
Happy Hour 2
From Italy to Spain via Alaska
This colorful musical evening is comprised of works inspired by some of the best travel destinations — Rome, Spain, and Alaska.
Thursday, February 18, 2016 / 6:30 pm Ohio Theatre
Peter Stafford Wilson, conductor PROGRAM
Respighi: Le fontane di Roma (The Fountains of Rome)
John Luther Adams: Dream in White On White
Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio espagnol, Op. 34
Join us for our Festivals!!
The CSO will hold three festivals that combine music with art, knowledge, and thematically related events you won’t want to miss! Each festival program will be enhanced with a variety of educational and interactive offerings, enabling patrons to become immersed in each festival’s focus across multiple disciplines.
THE HOLLYWOOD FESTIVAL events include:
Classic Film Scores
Columbus Symphony Concert
Friday, November 13, 8pm Saturday, November 14, 8pm Ohio Theatre
Soundbites
Enjoy a unique dish inspired by Jarre’s Lawrence of Arabia from one of Columbus’ top culinary masters in their outstanding restaurant. October/November restaurant TBA.
Mozart to Matisse
“American Art and Music of the 1930s”
Wednesday, November 4
Columbus Museum of Art
Subject Matter
“Hollywood: In Search of the Perfect Soundtrack”
Tuesday, November 10
Location TBA
Preludes
Pre-concert discussion with Christopher Purdy
Friday, November 13, 7pm Saturday, November 14, 7pm Ohio Theatre
RUSSIAN
WINTER FESTIVAL events include:
Mussorgsky:
Pictures at an Exhibition
Columbus Symphony Concert Friday, January 8, 8pm Ohio Theatre
Rachmaninoff:
Piano Concerto No. 3
Columbus Symphony Concert
Saturday, January 9, 8pm Ohio Theatre
Soundbites
This dish will be inspired by Mussorgsky/Ravel’s Pictures at an Exhibition. December/ January 2016. Restaurant TBA
Subject Matter
“Russia and its Cultural Elite in the Late 19th Century” Tuesday, January 5
Location TBA
Mozart to Matisse “Chagall and the Great Russian Composers”
Wednesday, January 6
Columbus Museum of Art
Access Concert
Shostakovich No. 5 (Music and Politics)
Thursday, January 7, 6:30pm Southern Theatre
Preludes
A pre-concert discussion with Christopher Purdy Friday, January 8, 7pm Saturday, January 9, 7pm Ohio Theatre
Postludes
Join us for a post-concert Russian vodka tasting Friday, January 8
Galbreath Pavilion
FESTIVAL: VIENNA 1900
This festival encompasses two weekends of programs (April 15 & 16 and April 22 & 23) at both the Ohio and Southern theatres
Upshaw Sings Mahler & Golijov
Columbus Symphony Concert
Friday, April 15, 8pm
Saturday, April 16, 8pm
Ohio Theatre
Mozart & Schubert
Columbus Symphony Concert Friday, April 22, 8pm Saturday, April 23, 8pm Southern Theatre
Soundbites
This dish will be inspired by Strauss’ Voices of Spring April 2016. Restaurant TBA
Mozart to Matisse “Art in Vienna”
Wednesday, April 6
Columbus Museum of Art
Subject Matter
“The Vienna of Sigmund Freud and his Interpretation of Dreams” Tuesday, April 12
Location TBA
Preludes
A pre-concert discussion with Christopher Purdy
Friday, April 15, 7pm Saturday, April 16, 7pm
Ohio Theatre
Postludes
Celebrate the evening with Viennese desserts
Saturday, April 16
Galbreath Pavilion
Preludes
A pre-concert discussion with Christopher Purdy
Friday, April 22, 7pm Saturday, April 23, 7pm Southern Theatre
Postludes
Join our performers after the concert for an informal meet and greet Friday, April 22 Thurber Bar
Postludes
Join Rossen for a post-concert discussion
Saturday, April 23
Southern Theatre
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