Yaniv Plays Beethoven
TWO DATES!
Friday, March 14, 2025, 7:30 PM
Saturday, March 15, 2025, 7:30 PM
Fireman Center for the Performing Arts at Hoyt Hall, Tabor Academy, Marion, MA
Yaniv Dinur, conductor & piano
Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3
Adolphus Hailstork: Symphony No. 3
When your music director is an incredible conductor and a talented pianist, it only makes sense to put him to work doing both (at the same time). Yaniv has impressed us in the past as a musical multitasker. In this concert he once again brings his artistry performing as soloist and conducting the orchestra in Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3. Beethoven’s music has been delighting people and touching their souls for a couple of hundred years. Come find out why.
Adolphus Hailstork is one of the most talented and beloved composers living in the United States today. His Symphony No. 3 is considered a masterpiece. The symphony’s music ranges from rousing brass marches to the sweetest of melodies. True story: When we played one of his pieces during the pandemic we sent him the video of the performance. He emailed back to us “OMG – what a sound your orchestra has!” We have to admit we love his music as much as he loves our orchestra.
Please note: There will be no pre-concert chat with Yaniv for these concerts.
FREE OPEN REHEARSAL
THURSDAY, March 13, 4 – 6:30 PM
The Fireman Center for Performing Arts at Hoyt Hall, Tabor Academy
Seating is general admission, and no tickets or RSVP are required. A 20-minute break usually occurs between 5 and 5:30. Come and go as you please! To prevent disrupting the rehearsal process, we kindly ask that applause be reserved for the end of the session.
Yaniv Dinur
Concert Sponsor:
View the 2024-2025 Part 2 Program below:
MUSICIAN ROSTER
Yaniv Dinur, Music Director
Music Director Sponsors: Allan and Priscilla Ditchfield, Susan and Dexter Mead
Please note: The following roster is a listing of the musicians for the October 18 and 19, 2025 concerts only. Please click here for the official 2025-2026 roster which includes recognition of our valued musician chair supporters.
Violin I
EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks
Bryce Martin
Theo Ramsey
Kyra Davies
Jennifer Memoli
Justin Ouellet
Kenneth Mok
Leah Zelnick
Violin II
Nozomi Murayama
Fariba Hunold
Jiuri Yu
Yeonji Shim
Susan Faux
Gregory Tompkins
Hanna O’Brien
Carrol Lee
Viola
Maureen Heflionger
Sachin Shukla
Elisa Birdseye
Rebecca Hallowell
Oleg Soloviev
Teresa Bloemer
Cello
Peter Zay
Holly Dyer
Fabrizio Mazzetta
Stefan Gabriel
Bonnie Harlow
Double Bass
Nathan Varga
Kiefer Fuller
Luke Rogers
Moises Carrasco
Flute
Timothy Macri, Principal
Caitlyn Schmidt
Piccolo
Elizabeth Brandys
Oboe
Laura Shamu
Laura Schaefer
Benjamin Fox
French Horn
Michael Bellofatto
Paulina Dixon
Virginia Morales
Brianna Kirlkand
Clarinet
Nicholas Brown
Mackenzie Austin
Bassoon
Rachel Juszczak
Gabe Ramey
Contra Bassoon
Dominic Panunto
Trumpet
Kyle Spraker
Geoffrey Shamu
Eric Rizzo
Trombone
Seth Budahl
Alex Knutrud
Bass Trombone
James Monaghan
Timpani
Eric Huber
Percussion
Dylan Barber
Gregory Simonds
Jeff Sagurton
William Manley
Mike Williams
Harp
Maria Spraker
Piano
Pei-yeh Tsai
SING TO ME
October 12 &13, 2024, 3 PM
Special Additional Performance: Friday, October 11, 7 PM, New Bedford Whaling Museum
On October 11, join us in the Harbor View Gallery and stay for an after-concert reception to mingle with guests and musicians while enjoying hors D'oeuvres and spirits.
A dazzling vocal journey
Featuring Philip Lima, baritone
Many thanks to Patty Plum Wylde, whose generous Gift of Music has made this concert possible. She dedicates her gift to all teachers of music for their devotion to the art of making music eternal.
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Selections from Songs of Travel (arr. John Greer)
The Vagabond
Youth and Love
Whither Must I Wander?
Bright is the Ring of Words
I have Trod the Upward and the Downward Slope
Samuel Barber: Dover Beach, Op. 3
Charles Ives: Songs
The Children's Hour
Tom Sails Away
The Circus Band
Three Spirituals
Wade in the Water (arr. Anthony Green)
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (arr. H. T. Burleigh/Green)
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho (arr. Cynthia Jackson/Green)
Joly Braga Santos: Piano Quartet in D Major, Op. 26
Joaquín Turina: The Toreador's Prayer, Op. 34
Jesse Holstein, violin
EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks, violin
Anna Griffis, viola
Leo Eguchi, cello
Janice Weber, piano
Lustrous baritone Philip Lima joins NBSO core musicians in an eclectic potpourri ranging from Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Songs of Travel and Samuel Barber’s Dover Beach to the earthy songs of Charles Ives and three spirituals. A piano quartet by Portuguese master Joly Braga Santos and The Toreador’s Prayer by Joaquín Turina offer interludes of instrumental poetry and brilliance.
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