Sun. Mar. 24, 2024 7p.m.
Bald Eagle Recreation Center
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Price
Free
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Part of
Program
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Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, conductor
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Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
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National Symphony Orchestra
- Gabriela Lena Frank
(b. 1972) - Mestizo Waltz from Three Latin American Dances for Orchestra
- Duke (Edward Kennedy) Ellington
(1899–1974)
(Arr. Ron Collier) - Suite from The River
- Spring
- Giggling Rapids
- Fals
- Village of the Virgins (Twin Cities)
- Jonathan Bingham
- Diamond
- Carlos Simon
(b. 1986) - Motherboxx Connection from TALES: A Folklore Symphony
- Richard Strauss
(1864–1949) - Allerseelen
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- Richard Strauss
(1864–1949) - Morgen!, Op. 27, No. 4
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- Carlos Simon
(b. 1986) - Dance from Songs of Separation for mezzo-soprano and orchestra
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- William Grant Still
(1895–1978) - Moderately Slow from Symphony No. 2 in G minor, “Song of a New Race”
Patrons are requested to silence cell phones and other electronic devices during performances.
The taking of photographs and the use of recording equipment are not allowed in this venue.
Sponsors
The Dr. Gary Mather and Christina Co Mather Fund for Under-Resourced Youth
Tina and Albert H. Small, Jr.
The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Terms and Conditions
All events and artists subject to change without prior notice.
Meet the Artists
Meet the National Symphony Orchestra
Gianandrea Noseda, Music Director, The Roger Sant and Congresswoman Doris Matsui Chair
Steven Reineke, Principal Pops Conductor
The National Symphony Orchestra uses a system of revolving strings. In each string section, untitled members are listed in order of length of service.
* Regularly Engaged Extra Musician
** Temporary Position
*** Leave of Absence
Staff
The Trump Kennedy Center Executive Leadership
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National Symphony Orchestra musicians are represented by the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Federation of Musicians, AFM Local 161-710.
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Program
-
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, conductor
-
Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
-
National Symphony Orchestra
- Gabriela Lena Frank
(b. 1972) - Mestizo Waltz from Three Latin American Dances for Orchestra
- Duke (Edward Kennedy) Ellington
(1899–1974)
(Arr. Ron Collier) - Suite from The River
- Spring
- Giggling Rapids
- Fals
- Village of the Virgins (Twin Cities)
- Jonathan Bingham
- Diamond
- Carlos Simon
(b. 1986) - Motherboxx Connection from TALES: A Folklore Symphony
- Richard Strauss
(1864–1949) - Allerseelen
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- Richard Strauss
(1864–1949) - Morgen!, Op. 27, No. 4
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- Carlos Simon
(b. 1986) - Dance from Songs of Separation for mezzo-soprano and orchestra
- Marquita Cooper, mezzo-soprano
- William Grant Still
(1895–1978) - Moderately Slow from Symphony No. 2 in G minor, “Song of a New Race”
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