Pintscher’s program includes the premiere of a NWS commission by Marcos Balter and Bernd Alois Zimmermann’s Canto di Speranza (Song of Hope) with cello fellow Ben Fryxell doing the solo honors (April 3). premieres of his Northwind Pictures and Kurt Weill’s recently discovered Little Magic Night Music (November 13).
NEW WORLD SYMPHONY WALLCAT SERIES
The Sounds of the Times series features the return of composer-conductors HK Gruber and Matthias Pintscher. 2 and violinist Augustin Haedelich plays Sibelius. Pianist George Li debuts with Rachmaninoff’s Concerto No. Abrams leads the premiere of a new work for Latin Ensemble and orchestra by Dafnis Prieto, a NWS commission, with the pop group People of Earth. Cellist Zuill Bailey offers Victor Herbert’s rarely heard Concerto No. premiere of a new edition of Gershwin’s Concerto in F under Alsop. Gabriela Montero solos in her own Piano Concerto No.
Guest conductors include Marin Alsop, Stèphane Denéve, Xian Zhang, Roderick Cox, Rafael Payare and former New World conducting fellows Christian Reif and Teddy Abrams. 1) and violinists Christian Tetzlaff (Berg) and Gil Shaham (Joseph Boulogne’s concerto which shares the season’s concluding program May 6-7 with Mahler’s Symphony No.5). Other soloists with Tilson Thomas include baritone Dashon Burton (Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer) pianist Jean Yves-Thibaudet (Mendelssohn’s Concerto No. Chabrier’s Joyeuse marche and Schubert’s Symphony No. Tilson Thomas takes the podium for a pre-season concert October 2 with soprano Measha Brueggergosman as soloist in his song cycle Poems of Emily Dickenson. Together we look forward to continuing exploration of our rich cultural tradition.” In a released statement, artistic director Michael Tilson Thomas said “The new season will be a joyous reunion of our New World Symphony fellows, our audience and our community.
The Wallcast concerts at the ensemble’s homebase will be expanded through a movable 9×16 foot Mobil Wall-to be unveiled in fall 2021-that will beam the concerts to neighborhoods throughout Miami. The streaming initiative presented in this pandemic season will be continued. (Two concerts will be repeated in West Palm Beach and Vero Beach.) In addition to symphonic, contemporary music and chamber music series, special weeklong presentations will be devoted to a Clarinet Festival and a celebration of the Harlem Renaissance. The New World Symphony’s 2021-2022 season heralds a return to live performances with audiences at the New World Center, the orchestral academy’s Miami Beach home, and the Arsht Center in downtown Miami. Michael Tilson Thomas will open the New World Symphony’s 2021-22 season on October 2.
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