Symphony San Jose presents sweeping melodies, intense emotions, and symphonic brilliance in this program of Romantic greats.
Franz Schubert’s Overture to Rosamunde was originally composed for the play Rosamunde, Princess of Cyprus and has since become a concert hall favorite, captivating audiences with its elegance and charm.
Guest violin soloist Geneva Lewis, recognized for expressive artistry and technical mastery of her instrument, brings the spellbinding beauty of Jean Sibelius’ Violin Concerto to life. From its haunting opening to its fiery finale, it is a breathtaking journey through soul-stirring melodies.
The program concludes with Robert Schumann’s Symphony No. 4 as every note pulsates with life, every phrase tells a story, and the music resonates with the full depth of human emotion. Its soaring melodies, rich orchestral colors, and bold harmonic progressions, make Schumann’s final symphony one of his most innovative and deeply personal works.
AN ADDED ATTRACTION: Music Notes occur one hour prior to the concert in the main auditorium and includes an informative discussion, fun facts, insights, and interviews with featured guests. It is free of charge and designed to deepen audience’s appreciation of the music to be featured during the performance.
SUPER DISCOUNTED YOUTH TICKETS: Adult patrons may purchase single tickets for accompanying guests 17 years of age or younger at half price. Contact the Ticket Office for more information.