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October 2020 Concert
Our 75th anniversary season opens with a program that pairs Mozart’s last and greatest symphony with Tchaikovsky’s first and greatest piano concerto, an appropriate combination because Tchaikovsky believed that Mozart was the greatest of all composers. Armenian born Kariné Poghosyan debuts with the ESO in this most popular of concertos. Transcend commemorates the 150th anniversary of the completion in 1869 of the transcontinental railroad and honors the Chinese and Irish immigrants who suffered during its construction.
Program
Musical Insights Free Pre-Concert Preview the Friday before this concert.
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- Mozart
- Symphony No. 41 in C Major “Jupiter”
- Zhoutian
- Transcend
- Tchaikovsky
- Piano Concerto No.1 in B Flat Minor
Kariné Poghosyan, piano
Pick-Staiger Concert Hall
50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston
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TICKETS
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The Evanston Symphony Orchestra strongly recommends the proper wearing of masks at all times for audiences including while in line to enter, when in close proximity to others, and throughout the performance. At this time, masks are optional at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall and at The Merion during Musical Highlights events. (read more detail).
Advance Sales
$35 Adult, $30 Seniors, $5.00 Full-Time Student
At the Door Sales
$39 Adult, $34 Seniors, $5.00 Full-Time Student
Children Free
Children 12 and younger are admitted absolutely FREE, but must have an assigned seat.
Please call 847.864.8804 or email tickets@evanstonsymphony.org for all orders with
children’s tickets.
Soloist
Kariné Poghosyan, piano