Following the success of our recent performance of Arvo Pärt’s Third Symphony, a work from his transitional period in the 1970s, the orchestra will now take on the composer’s Fourth Symphony, written almost 40 years later. The work is named for the city of Los Angeles, where it was premiered by the LA Phil, and dedicated to the Russian opposition figure Mikhail Khodorkovsky and “all those imprisoned without rights in Russia.” The concert will also feature one movement from Philip Glass’ Third Symphony, and Yaz Lancaster’s our streets, written in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Riots.

Philip Glass: Symphony No. 3, III
Yaz Lancaster our streets
Arvo Pärt: Symphony No. 4 “Los Angeles”

Eli Spindel, conductor

Advance Tickets
General: $15
Student/senior: $10

Door tickets
General $20
Under 18: FREE