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San Antonio Philharmonic: Andrew Grams conducts Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony

San Antonio Philharmonic: Andrew Grams conducts Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony

San Antonio Philharmonic
Classics 6
Feb. 17 & 18
Andrew Grams, conductor
Thomas Mesa, cello

Join Andrew Grams and cellist Thomas Mesa for Divided—written specifically for Thomas by acclaimed composer Jessie Montgomery. Then, Thomas will perform SEVEN (for solo cello), a work composed for him by fellow cellist Andrea Casarrubios in recognition of the front-line workers of the global pandemic. The title alludes to New York’s daily 7PM tribute during the 2020 lockdown. The evening will also feature Haydn’s Symphony No. 95 in C minor and Mozart’s brilliant Symphony No. 41 “Jupiter”—so called because of its “heavenly length.”

Haydn Symphony No. 95
Montgomery Divided
Casarrubios Seven
Mozart Symphony No. 41 “Jupiter”

First Baptist Church of San Antonio
$30 - 65 (subscriptions are less)
07:30 PM - 09:30 PM, every day through Feb 18, 2023.

Event Supported By

San Antonio Philharmonic
210-201-6006
sales@saphil.org
First Baptist Church of San Antonio
515 McCullough
San Antonio, Texas 78215
210.226.0363
info@fbcsa.org