The New Century Chamber Orchestra Plays Bolcom and Strauss in Palo Alto
First United Methodist Church (Palo Alto, CA)
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The New Century Chamber Orchestra plays works spanning the 20th century. American composer William Bolcom's dynamic works are influenced by the ragtime tradition. The NCCO will also play Richard Strauss' haunting Metamorphosen, inspired by the bombing of the Munich opera house.
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Bolcom: Serenata Notturna for Oboe & Strings
Laura Griffiths, oboe
Bolcom: Three Rags for String Quartet
R. Strauss: Metamorphosen for 23 solo strings
This program features music that is at once modern, elegant, and beautiful. 2009-2010 Featured Composer William Bolcom is one of American’s most dynamic, prolific musical geniuses whose huge and varied oeuvre defies categorization. Bolcom is deeply rooted in the American tradition of rags and ragtime, but his voice includes a variety of influences from the rich traditions of the 20th century. Richard Strauss’ heart-wrenching and elegiac Metamorphosen, a modern string orchestra masterpiece, powerfully demonstrates music’s ability to capture a moment in time – in this case, the bombing of the Munich opera house.