Name: NOI Philharmonic: Alsop Conducts Mahler’s “Titan”
Start: 2024-06-27T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-06-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: The Clarice

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Admin

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

Orchestra

National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic

Dirigent

Julia Cruz

Marin Alsop

NOI Philharmonic: Alsop Conducts Mahler’s “Titan”

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Verenigde Staten

The Clarice

Dekelboum Concert Hall

NOI Philharmonic: Alsop Conducts Mahler’s “Titan”: Antrópolis Ortiz, G. (+1 More)

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Antrópolis

Symfonie nr. 1

Joshua Dos

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NOI+F goes big with the return of their Music Director Marin Alsop as she helms Gustav Mahler's 19th-century monumental Symphony No. 1 in D Major. Popularly known as "Titan," Mahler's triumphant inaugural attempt at the symphonic form features anachronistically comprehensive orchestration, expansive movements and an array of era-spanning thematic ideation. Who better to lead the orchestra on this journey than NOI+F Music Director Marin Alsop? A MacArthur Fellowship and Koussevitzky Prize Awardee renowned for her trailblazing career as the first woman appointed to lead a major orchestra, Alsop's love of education and devotion to fostering the next generation of female conductors has made her a central figure in today’s orchestral landscape. Taki Alsop Conducting Fellow Julia Cruz joins the podium to conduct the opening piece, the lively and percussive Antrópolis by Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz, who is teaching as part of this year's NOI+F Composition Academy. Maestra Alsop will present the Mahler symphony later this year at the prestigious Ravinia Festival with the NOI Philharmonic, but you can hear it at The Clarice first!

English

NOI Philharmonic: Alsop Conducts Mahler’s “Titan” by Ortiz, G., Mahler, do. 27 jun 2024, Van (2024/2024), Dirigent Julia Cruz, Marin Alsop, The Clarice, College Park, Verenigde Staten

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