Falletta & Mendelssohn's “Italian”

Maestro Falletta conducts this dynamic program, which builds to an adrenaline-filled adventure in the Italian countryside.

The Joslyn
Sunday, Jan 10 | 2:00 PM
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Artists

JoAnn Falletta Principal Guest Conductor & Artistic Advisor More
Tyler Sieh Associate Principal Viola More

Program Info

  • BOYER: Radiance

  • Rebecca Clarke: Sonata for Viola and Orchestra
    Orchestrated by Ruth Lomon (1930-2017)

  • MARTUCCI: Nocturne

  • MENDELSSOHN: Symphony No. 4, “Italian”

Maestro Falletta conducts this dynamic program centered around Mendelssohn. An exquisite epitome of string writing, Rebecca Clarke's Sonata for Viola and Orchestra brings Associate Principal Viola Tyler Sieh to the fore. Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 is an adrenaline-filled adventure in the Italian countryside, a 19th century romp that thrills from start to finish.

Pre-Concert Talks

Join us at 1:15 PM before the performance in the orchestra level lobby for a fun and captivating discussion of this concert's repertoire presented by Omaha Symphony musicians.

For the respect and consideration of all Omaha Symphony patrons, children under 5 years of age are prohibited from attending this performance.

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