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Tag Archives: Japan Earthquake Relief concert
Why Strauss, Vaughan Williams and Holst Don’t Need Program Notes
I’m used to giving my interpretation of classical concerts, positive reviews, after I enjoy them in person. And I can honestly comment that the concert this past weekend with Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra was all about the music. The point of … Continue reading
Posted in Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Reviews
Tagged Fabio Mechetti, Gustav Theodore Holst, Jacksonville Symphony Chorus, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Japan Earthquake Relief concert, Josef Strauss, Kayo Ishimaru, Leon Fleisher, Masako Fukata, Music of the Spheres, Philip Pan, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Rhonda Cassano, Spharenklange, The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Planets, Toward the Unkown Region
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