Travel through three centuries of musical innovation in a program that begins with the brilliant brass sonorities of Gabrieli’s Canzon III à 6 and Mozart’s sparkling overture to Così fan tutte. Haydn’s inventive Symphony No. 64, aptly subtitled “Times Change,” bridges the Classical era before Dvořák’s beloved “New World” Symphony brings the concert to a thrilling conclusion, blending Old World traditions with the spirit of America as we celebrate its 250th birthday.

Giovanni Gabrieli: Canzon III à 6, Ch.197
Mozart: Overture to “Così fan tutte”
Haydn: Symphony No.64 “Tempora mutantur” (“Times Change”)
Dvořák: Symphony No.9 “From the New World”