Boston Phil YO Presents: VERDI | DVORAK | STRAVINSKY

The Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra is one of the finest displays of young talent in the world. And so we are absolutely honored to be teaming up with them for a fabulous POWERHOUSE of a program on Sunday November 3.

Here's what acclaimed conductor Benjamin Zander has to say about the program:

"Opening this concert is the thrilling Overture to Verdi's La Forza del Destino, dramatically contrasting the constrictive-ness of Fate with the expansiveness of love. One of the best-known and most beloved concert works, Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World") reflects the composer's visit to the American heartland, his love of American literature, and a profound reverence for Black spirituals. Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, which some consider to be the single most influential composition to be written in the entire 20th century, "changed everything," as Mr. Zander puts it. Its power to amaze, shock, and thrill has never waned."

Check out a sweet video about the BPYO here.

Groupmuse ticket buyers can pick up their tickets at the Will Call window in the Symphony Hall Box Office.
Seating is assigned.

Kids over 5 welcomed.

Wheelchair seating is available with prior notification. Please email [email protected] to reserve

What's the music?

Attendees

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Pamela C.

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Odette T.

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Helen D.