San Diego Symphony closes its season in spectacular fashion
The San Diego Symphony’s season-closer on Saturday night was a spectacular synthesis of all the strengths of this indefatigable company. Music Director Rafael Payare passionately conducted the eagerly responsive and technically superb orchestra in a program of French and Venezuelan music. Read Christian Hertzog’s full review in The San Diego Union-Tribune here.
Rachmaninoff: All-Night Vigil Review
Though Rachmaninoff is remembered for his epic compositions and performances at the piano, among his favorite works was his choral setting of the orthodox liturgy, The All-Night Vigil. It stands out not only from his instrumental music but among all choral works for the incredibly demanding range of voices required. Eager for the challenge, the San […]
Noel Noel Review
Under guest conductor Christopher Dragon, the San Diego Symphony opened this season’s edition of its annual holiday fête, Noel Noel, Friday at the Rady Shell. With the requisite assistance of the San Diego Master Chorale and a select ensemble from the San Diego Children’s Choir, this program offered a generous selection of secular holiday songs and […]
