Violinist Brittany Sklar, a native of Garfield, NJ, plays “with articulate purity and a tone that could glint like the sun on water.” She joins the NJSO in a Slavic-tinged program of rhapsodies and dances by Beethoven, Dvořák and Wieniawski, concluding with Tchaikovsky’s glorious 1812 Overture.
LUCAS RICHMAN conductor BRITTANY SKLAR violin (pictured)
In this original pantomime puppet show, the world of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition creates a magical forest where a giant and twin tricksters create fun and conflict. Through his friendship with a white rabbit, a young boy enters this tumultuous world and teaches others the power of listening.
JEFFREY GROGAN conductor (pictured) BLAIR THOMAS & CO. theatrical troupe
Mahler sought to capture the essence of nature in his towering Symphony No. 3, composed during summers in his mountain retreat. From the flowers of the meadow to the majesty of the heavens, a universe of feeling and experience awaits.
JACQUES LACOMBE conductor MIREILLE LEBEL mezzo-soprano (pictured) MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY CHORALE
AMERICAN BOYCHOIR
