New in March from the NJ Symphony Orchestra: Ravel, Trifonov & Beethoven!

Buy tickets | Donate New Jersey Symphony Events: New in March! March highlights include star-studded performances! Ravel’s Boléro March 4–6 Superb New Jersey Symphony principals step into the spotlight: Bart Feller in a tour de force that lets the flute’s shining personalities sing out, and Jonathan Spitz in a piece many call the perfect cello concerto. Xian Zhang bookends this beauty with iconic pieces by the master orchestral colorist Maurice Ravel, ending with the slow-build hurricane of Boléro. Presented in Newark and Morristown BUY TICKETS Trifonov is Back! March 10–13 Artist-in-Residence Daniil Trifonov—“the most astounding pianist of our age” (The Times)—returns for his second week this season with a brand-new concerto written for him by a musical polymath—DJ and composer Mason Bates. Xian Zhang specializes in Tchaikovsky’s singing line, digging deep into the sorrow and joy that make her favorite Russian composer’s music utterly unique. Presented in Newark, Princeton and New Brunswick Daniil Trifonov as Artist-in-Residence is made possible by Judy and Stewart Colton. BUY TICKETS Beethoven’s Piano Concertos March 31–April 3 This is glorious madness. Imagine running a marathon, then repeating it … four days in a row. French-Canadian wonder Louis Lortie teams up with the New Jersey Symphony to perform all five Beethoven piano concertos across four days. The Thursday and Friday concerts features Beethoven’s first and last concertos with the famed composer at the starting line of his career, full of youthful fire before reaching his glorious pinnacle. The Saturday and Sunday performances feature the “middle set” of his concertos, which holds surprisingly tender music and passages of jaw-dropping virtuosity. Presented in Newark, New Brunswick and Morristown BUY TICKETS FOR NOS. 1 & 5 BUY TICKETS FOR NOS. 2, 3, 4 Support your New Jersey Symphony This month, two virtuosic pianists—Daniil Trifonov and Louis Lortie—perform at our New Jersey concert halls. These concerts, featuring a new concerto by Mason Bates and all five of Beethoven’s piano concertos, are only possible with the generous support of donors like you. Your donation directly funds the Symphony as we continue to engage world-class guest artists. Make your gift today, or become a member of our Monthly Giving Club, which provides a vital and sustaining base of support for your Symphony. GIVE TODAY tickets@njsymphony.org | 1.800.ALLEGRO (255.3476) © 2022 New Jersey Symphony The New Jersey Symphony is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Tax ID#22-1559422. Privacy policy. New Jersey Symphony, 60 Park Place, Suite 900, Newark, NJ 07102, United States