Fall Concert 2009

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Marking our 25th Anniversary, we welcome back Maxine Neuman for a performance of the Lalo ‘cello concerto.

Sunday, October 25, 2009, 2:00 pm
The Broadway Presbyterian Church, New York

Featuring

Michael F. Tietz, music director and principal conductor
Maxine Neuman, ‘cello

Program

Johann Sebastian Bach
Brandenburg Concerto No. 1
BWV 1046
Composed in 1721

Giaocchino Rossini
“William Tell” Overture
Composed in 1829

Charles Tomlinson Griffes
Three Tone Pictures for Piano, Winds and Strings
Composed in 1915

Edward Elgar
Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra in E Minor
Op. 85
Composed in 1919

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Michael F. Tietz, Conductor

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