Three Worlds
Bronspiegel Auditorium, New Bedford High School
Saturday, October 14, 7:30 PM
Yaniv Dinur, conductor
Sydney Lee, cello
James Lee III: Sukkot through Orion’s Nebula
Jean Sibelius: Symphony No. 7
Edward Elgar: Cello Concerto
American composer James Lee III’s opening piece invokes the Hebrew holiday of Sukkot and draws inspiration from passages in the Book of Job and Revelations, creating a world both old and new. Sibelius’ Symphony No. 7 is in one movement and is only 20 minutes long, but in that compact space, he defies the inherited world of the symphonic tradition to create his own personal vision of the possibilities of orchestral music. The evolution of his melodies throughout the piece and the harmonic soundscape he conjures is like nothing before or after him. It is one of the most beautiful and moving works ever written for symphony orchestra. Elgar’s Cello Concerto lives (and flourishes) firmly within the Romantic world. Elgar harnesses all that that musical world has to offer in a masterpiece for cello and orchestra, which will be performed by acclaimed cellist Sydney Lee.
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Please join us in the auditorium at 6:30 PM for Yaniv’s pre-concert talk. Doors open at 6 PM for the talk and 7 PM for the concert.
FREE OPEN REHEARSAL
Friday, October 13, 4:00 – 6:30 PM
Seating is general admission, and no tickets or RSVP are required. Please note that this is a working rehearsal, and pieces may not be played in their entirety. A 20-minute break usually occurs between 5 and 5:30. Please save your applause for the end of pieces and/or rehearsal as to not interfere with the rehearsal process.
Rehearsal content: Elgar and Sibelius
View the 2023-2024 Season, Part 1 Program below:
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MUSICIAN ROSTER
Yaniv Dinur, Music Director
Please note: The following roster is a listing of the musicians for the April 13, 2024 concert only. Please click here for the official 2023-2024 roster which includes recognition of our valued musician chair supporters.
Jesse Holstein, Concertmaster
Ethan Wood, Assistant Concertmaster
Ealain McMullin
Kyra Davies
Jennifer Memoli
Theo Ramsey
Lino Tanaka
Linda Scenna
Melody Albanese-Kelly
Tessa Sacramone
Benjamin Carson
Leah Zelnick
Violin II
EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks, Principal
David Rubin
Fariba Hunold
Yeonji Shim
Sophia Bernitz
Jiuri Yu
Adam Jeffreys
Daniel Faris
Amy Sims
Nazomi Murayama
Viola
Rebecca Hallowell
Maureen Heflinger
Elisa Birdseye
Sachin Shukla
Sophia Nikas
Emily Rideout
Jeremy Tonelli-Sippel
Carrol Lee
Leo Eguchi, Principal
Shay Rudolph
Peter Zay
Backkyoung Cho
Fabrizio Mazzetta
Bonnie Harlow
Jacob MacKay
Holly Dyer
Double Bass
Pete Walsh, Principal
Bebo Shiu
Nathan Varga
John DeMartino
Joseph Bentley
Piccolo
Caitlyn Schmidt
Flute
Timothy Macri, Principal
Vanessa Holroyd
Oboe
Laura Schaefer, Principal
Benjamin Fox
English Horn
Laura Schaefer
Clarinet
Nicholas Brown, Principal
Margo McGowan
Bass Clarinet
Hunter Bennett
Bassoon
Michael Mechanic, Principal
Rachel Juszczak
Contra Bassoon
Tyler Wilkins
French Horn
Nick Auer
Paulina Dixon
Neil Godwin
Nancy Hudgins
Trumpet
Andrew Sorg, Principal
Geoffrey Shamu
Mark Emery
Seth Budahl, Principal
Skye Dearborn
Bass Trombone
James Monaghan
Tuba
Adam Crowe
Harp
Maria Spraker
Li Shan Tan
Piano
Pei-yeh Tsai
Timpani
Piero Guimaraes
Percussion
Dylan Barber
Tom Schmidt
Julian Loida
Michael Weinfield-Zell
Jeff Sagurton