Houston Symphony presents Tchaikovsky & Rachmaninoff

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Rachmaninoff’s piano music speaks straight to the heart. Pianist extraordinaire Simon Trpčeski shines in the composer’s shimmering final concerto. Composed during a carefree summer in the Russian countryside, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 features some of his sunniest and most delightful music. The program kicks off with a suite from Shostakovich’s ballet about a Soviet soccer team abroad, a madcap romp that includes a delightfully offbeat polka and the popular song “Tea for Two.”

Kazushi Ono will be the conductor of this event.

Rachmaninoff’s piano music speaks straight to the heart. Pianist extraordinaire Simon Trpčeski shines in the composer’s shimmering final concerto. Composed during a carefree summer in the Russian countryside, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 features some of his sunniest and most delightful music. The program kicks off with a suite from Shostakovich’s ballet about a Soviet soccer team abroad, a madcap romp that includes a delightfully offbeat polka and the popular song “Tea for Two.”

Kazushi Ono will be the conductor of this event.

Rachmaninoff’s piano music speaks straight to the heart. Pianist extraordinaire Simon Trpčeski shines in the composer’s shimmering final concerto. Composed during a carefree summer in the Russian countryside, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 features some of his sunniest and most delightful music. The program kicks off with a suite from Shostakovich’s ballet about a Soviet soccer team abroad, a madcap romp that includes a delightfully offbeat polka and the popular song “Tea for Two.”

Kazushi Ono will be the conductor of this event.

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Jones Hall
615 Louisiana St.
Houston, TX 77002
https://www.houstonsymphony.org/tickets/concerts/tchaikovsky-rachmaninoff/

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