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FABIO LUISI, Conductor

DANIEL JOHANSSON Siegfried 
LISE LINDSTROM Brünnhilde
ROMAN TREKEL Gunther 
KATHRYN HENRY Gutrune
STEPHEN MILLING Hagen 
TÓMAS TÓMASSON Alberich 
DENIZ UZUN Waltraute 

TAMARA MUMFORD First Norn 
JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO Second Norn 
KATHRYN HENRY Third Norn 
VALENTINA FARCAS Woglinde 
KIMBERLY GRATLAND JAMES Wellgunde 
RENÉE TATUM Flosshilde 

FABIO LUISI Conductor
SARA JAKUBIAK Sieglinde 
CHRISTOPHER VENTRIS Siegmund 
STEPHEN MILLING Hunding
MARK DELAVAN Wotan 
DENIZ UZUN Fricka 
LISE LINDSTROM Brünnhilde 
MARCY STONIKAS Gerhilde 

MIRIAM CLARK Ortlinde 
DENIZ UZUN Waltraute 
JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO Schwertleite 
KIM-LILLIAN STREBEL Helmwige 
SUN-LY PIERCE Siegrune 
RENÉE TATUM Grimgerde 
MELODY WILSON Rossweisse 

ALBERTO TRIOLA stage director

FABIO LUISI, Conductor

DANIEL JOHANSSON Siegfried 
LISE LINDSTROM Brünnhilde
ROMAN TREKEL Gunther 
KATHRYN HENRY Gutrune
STEPHEN MILLING Hagen 
TÓMAS TÓMASSON Alberich 
DENIZ UZUN Waltraute 

TAMARA MUMFORD First Norn 
JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO Second Norn 
KATHRYN HENRY Third Norn 
VALENTINA FARCAS Woglinde 
KIMBERLY GRATLAND JAMES Wellgunde 
RENÉE TATUM Flosshilde 

Program

Andrew Balfour (World Premiere)

Anton Bruckner - Symphony No. 9

Anton Bruckner - Te Deum 

Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Conductor 

Latonia Moore, Soprano

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo Soprano

Limmie Pulliam, Tenor

Ryan Speedo Green, Bass

Chœur Métropolitain

RAVEL Introduction et allegro (1905)

CHRISTIAN ONYEJI Ufie (Igbo Dance) (2008)

RAVEL Chansons madécasses (1925-26)

FAURÉ Piano Quartet No. 2 in G minor, Op. 45 (1886)

DAVID SCHIFF Divertimento from Gimpel the Fool (1982)

BERIO Folk Songs (1964)

DVOŘÁK Bagatelles, Op. 47 (1878)

DVOŘÁK Piano Trio No. 4, Op. 90, "Dumky" (1890)

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Faith. Power. Ambition.

David struggles to reconcile spiritual humility with ambition. His desire for more wreaks havoc on his family, friendships and, perhaps, his own faith. His journey from preacher to Governor, like the lives of those closest to him, is shaped by the current affairs of the 1980s.

Experience the thunderous music of Otello in the hands of our opera-loving Music Director, Gianadrea Noseda. Verdi’s score offers a thrilling exploration of uncontrolled human emotion at its most extreme. Hailed as a pinnacle of Italian operatic repertoire, Verdi’s transformation of the Shakespeare play was described by The New York Times as an “ascent towards a higher musical plane” following its 1887 premiere.

Experience the thunderous music of Otello in the hands of our opera-loving Music Director, Gianadrea Noseda. Verdi’s score offers a thrilling exploration of uncontrolled human emotion at its most extreme. Hailed as a pinnacle of Italian operatic repertoire, Verdi’s transformation of the Shakespeare play was described by The New York Times as an “ascent towards a higher musical plane” following its 1887 premiere.

PROGRAM

Alexander von Zemlimsky: Lustspiel Overture
Alban Berg: Seven Early Songs
Brahms: Symphony No. 3

PROGRAM

Alexander von Zemlimsky: Lustspiel Overture
Alban Berg: Seven Early Songs
Brahms: Symphony No. 3

A love song by Gustav Mahler is at the center of this probing new work by eminent pianist and composer Marc Neikrug. Liebst du um Schönheit (“If You Love for the Sake of Beauty”), from Mahler’s Rückert Lieder, is “a key element to the drama,” Neikrug says, and, as it “embodies the message of love as an aspiration, a self-embodied posture, and a state of being,” it speaks to the emotional core of the work as well. A Song by Mahler centers on the changing realities of two characters: a concertizing singer who is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s and her husband, who is also her accompanist. This work of music theater “is not an attempt at documenting the myriad aspects of the disease,” Neikrug says. Instead, it’s “an attempt to address the specific emotional evolution of this couple, touching on their love and their particular relationship to music.”

Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo-soprano; Ryan Bradford, baritone; David Shifrin, clarinet; FLUX Quartet

Neikrug: A Song by Mahler Philadelphia Premiere

FABIO LUISI Conductor
SARA JAKUBIAK Sieglinde 
CHRISTOPHER VENTRIS Siegmund 
STEPHEN MILLING Hunding
MARK DELAVAN Wotan 
DENIZ UZUN Fricka 
LISE LINDSTROM Brünnhilde 
MARCY STONIKAS Gerhilde 

MIRIAM CLARK Ortlinde 
DENIZ UZUN Waltraute 
JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO Schwertleite 
KIM-LILLIAN STREBEL Helmwige 
SUN-LY PIERCE Siegrune 
RENÉE TATUM Grimgerde 
MELODY WILSON Rossweisse 

ALBERTO TRIOLA stage director

FABIO LUISI Conductor
SARA JAKUBIAK Sieglinde 
CHRISTOPHER VENTRIS Siegmund 
STEPHEN MILLING Hunding
MARK DELAVAN Wotan 
DENIZ UZUN Fricka 
LISE LINDSTROM Brünnhilde 
MARCY STONIKAS Gerhilde 

MIRIAM CLARK Ortlinde 
DENIZ UZUN Waltraute 
JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO Schwertleite 
KIM-LILLIAN STREBEL Helmwige 
SUN-LY PIERCE Siegrune 
RENÉE TATUM Grimgerde 
MELODY WILSON Rossweisse 

ALBERTO TRIOLA stage director

The Apollo Orchestra

David Chan, Conductor 

ALBINONI Adagio in G minor for Strings and Organ

Julie Vidrick Evans, Organ

WAGNER Wesendonck Lieder

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo Soprano

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68