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- | # Berkeley Symphony Orchestra at Zellerbach Hall Auditorium, Thursday, March 28, 2013 | ||
- | [Berkeley Symphony Orchestra](http:// | ||
- | 2013-03-28 | ||
- | Zellerbach Hall Auditorium | ||
- | [U.C. Berkeley, Bancroft Way at Telegraph Ave, Berkeley, CA](http:// | ||
- | 8:00 PM, Thursday, March 28, 2013 | ||
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- | ## ♪♫ Set One ♫♪ | ||
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- | [7:58 PM rolling; 8:05 lights down; W3elcome and deeication by RM; Introduction by JC and SS; 8:13 ready to go!] | ||
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- | ### Steven Stucky: The Stars and the Roses (World Premiere Commission)(ca. 13 min) | ||
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- | 1. Happiness | ||
- | 2. the Sun | ||
- | 3. the Bird Kingdom | ||
- | [set ends 8:27 PM... applause, thanks and announcements until fadeout] | ||
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- | ### ♪ Encore ♪ | ||
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- | 1. //Una Furtiva Lagrima// (from Act II, Scene III of // | ||
- | [set ends 8:35 PM] | ||
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- | ## ♪♫ Set Two ♫♪ | ||
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- | [9:00 PM lights down, musicians onstage; Introduction by ?] | ||
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- | ### Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 4 in E-flat Major, Romantic (1878/ | ||
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- | 1. Allegro molto moderato | ||
- | 2. Andante quasi allegretto | ||
- | 3. Scherzo - Trio | ||
- | 4. Finale | ||
- | [set ends 10:04 PM] | ||
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- | ## ♀♂ the Performers ♂♀ | ||
- | * Joana Carneiro: conductor, music director; | ||
- | * [Noah Stewart](http:// | ||
- | * (unidentified members of the BSO) | ||
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- | ## ☺ Notes ☺ | ||
- | With no disrespect to BSO or the commissioners of tonight' | ||
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- | Similarly, my experience of the Bruckner piece was that it offered too much of a good-but-not-great thing. There were plenty of neat ideas, but some judicious editing could make for a more engaging, less tiresome presentation. It was one of those works that seemed like it lasted for hours and hours ... | ||
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