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Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto
Thursday, June 1, at 1:30 pm | New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark
Friday, June 2, at 8 pm | Richardson Auditorium in Princeton Saturday, June 3, at 8 pm | New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark
Sunday, June 4, at 3 pm | State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick
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Special
Email Offer:
$20 best-available seats for Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto!
Get
the best available seats for the
June 1, 3 & 4 concerts in Newark and New Brunswick for only $20. Use promo code GOOSBY20 to activate the discount. Tickets.
Offer is only available for the June 1, 3
& 4 performances, is subject to availability, is not retroactive
and cannot be combined. Additional restrictions may apply. Offer ends
Sunday, June 4 at 3 pm.
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Chen Yi’s new work brings
her signature blend of Chinese traditional themes and Western
orchestral forms to this new commission. Stravinsky takes baroque-era
music and spikes it with his inimitable sense of harmony and rhythm in
his Suite from Pulcinella. Violinist Randall
Goosby pulls out all the melodic and soulful stops of Tchaikovsky’s
only violin concerto.
Xian Zhang conductor
Randall Goosby violin
New Jersey Symphony
Chen Yi Landscape Impression (World
Premiere, New Jersey Symphony Commission)
Stravinsky Suite from Pulcinella
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
The
world premiere of Chen Yi’s Landscape
Impression
is sponsored in part by Toni Heidrich.
This
concert program is generously supported by Robert and
Diana Wong.
The 2022–23
Princeton Series is dedicated to the life and legacy of Anna Drago.
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Season
Finale with Joshua Bell Friday, June 9, at 8 pm | New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark
Saturday, June 10, at 8 pm | Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank
Sunday, June 11, at 3 pm | New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark
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An
all-new commission from the genre-bending Resident Artistic Catalyst
Daniel Bernard Roumain kicks off an epic season finale. Superstar
Joshua Bell brings to life Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1. Stravinsky’s
energetic and dark tale The
Rite of Spring, based on pagan rituals in Russia,
was a truly groundbreaking masterpiece that became among the important
and exhilarating musical works of the 20th century.
Xian Zhang
conductor
Joshua Bell
violin
Becky Bass
vocalist
New Jersey
Symphony
Daniel
Bernard Roumain Farah (Joy) for Voice and Orchestra (World
Premiere, New Jersey Symphony Commission)
Bruch Violin
Concerto No. 1
Stravinsky The
Rite of Spring
New Century Gala
Sunday,
June 11, at 1:30 pm at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark
The
New Jersey Symphony is excited to present the culminating event of our
centennial season and launch of our next century in conjunction with
this concert — the New Century Gala. The event includes a pre-concert
reception, premiere seating for the Season Finale with Joshua Bell and
a post-concert dinner.
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Bank
of America is proud to sponsor the New Jersey Symphony Resident
Artistic Catalyst.
Daniel
Bernard Roumain’s Farah (Joy) for
Voice and Orchestra is generously sponsored in part by Judith Musser.
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Music
and Resistance
June
7
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Let’s explore the intersectionality of
classical music and social justice. We will have a
thought-provoking conversation about how music has inspired our
nation to stand for human rights, how it’s
changed the world in unexpected ways and take a look at today and
how music is breaking down barriers, educating and uniting
communities.
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Screening
and Panel - EMERGE:
An NJ Symphony Concert Film Trilogy
June
15
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Treat yourself to a
very special night out: a film screening of the entire Emmy®
award-winning EMERGE
concert film trilogy at The Newark Museum of Art. The screening
will be followed by a panel discussion with Yuri and Igor Alves of
DreamPlay Films and concertmaster Eric Wyrick as they discuss the
production of the trilogy and the music behind it.
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Summer concerts near you!
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39th
Giralda Music & Arts Festival
June
25
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Enjoy the New Jersey
Symphony’s performance while relaxing on the
lush grounds of Giralda Farms. A
much-treasured tradition,
the Symphony returns for this annual
summer tradition, now in its 39th season.
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Ocean
County College in Toms River (FREE!)
June
27
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The Symphony returns to Toms River
to perform at Ocean County College. Fans can enjoy an evening of
music close to home.
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Raritan
Bay Waterfront Park in South Amboy (FREE!)
June
28
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The Symphony
performs at the Raritan Bay Waterfront Park in South Amboy.
Experience this performance while relaxing alongside the beautiful
waterside of Raritan Bay.
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Branch
Brook Park in Newark (FREE!)
June
30
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This
performance takes place at the beautiful
Branch Brook Park in Newark. Join us as we bring fireworks and fanfare to
this spectacular concert!
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Marine
Park in Red Bank (FREE!)
July
1
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The Symphony makes its return to Marine
Park in Red Bank, where fans can watch the concert while enjoying
the beautiful sights and sounds of the Navesink River.
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Liberty
State Park in Jersey City (FREE!)
July
2
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We wrap up our summer outdoor series at
the Liberty State Park in Jersey City. Fans can enjoy the sounds of
the Symphony while overlooking the Hudson River with a clear view
of the Manhattan Skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
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New
this season!
Outdoor chamber concerts in Jersey City
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Sounds
of Summer (FREE!)
July
13
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The summertime is one of the best times of
the year as people get to go out and feel the breeze of the
beautiful summer weather. Music has played an integral part as it
inspires all of us to get into the groove of the summer season.
This program will include great pieces that get us in our happy
place, bringing out the best of the summer season.
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Music
of Bollywood (FREE!)
July
27
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Rhythm and dance are on the musical menu
as the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players perform beloved works
from the Indian Hindi-language film industry of Bollywood. You
don’t want to miss out on the fun! Come sing, clap and dance along
in our summer celebration of Bollywood.
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A
Summer Evening with DBR (FREE!)
August
10
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Resident Artistic Catalyst Daniel Bernard
Roumain joins the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players to curate
this fun program to conclude our chamber series at Hamilton Park.
DBR has curated an eclectic and crowd-pleasing mix of beloved
classics and his own leading-edge compositions.
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New works from emerging composers:
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New
Scores: The Cone Institute Concert
July
15
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Witness the future of classical music
in-the-making as the New Jersey Symphony performs works by four
emerging composers selected for the Edward T. Cone Composition
Institute, now in its ninth season. Institute Director
Steven Mackey hosts the culminating concert, as Case Scaglione
takes the podium.
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We
thank our generous sponsors!
The
New Jersey Symphony’s
appearance at the Giralda Music & Arts Festival is presented by
Morris Arts.
The
Ocean County College concert is sponsored by the Ocean County College
Foundation.
The Raritan Bay concert is sponsored by Middlesex County and is
presented in collaboration with the Arts Institute of Middlesex County.
The
Branch Brook Park concert is sponsored by the County of Essex—part of
the 2023 Essex County Free Summer Music Series.
The Marine Park concert is presented by Red Bank RiverCenter.
The Liberty State Park concert is supported by Mayor Steven M. Fulop,
the Jersey City Municipal Council, and the Office of Cultural Affairs.
Supported with public funds from the Arts and Culture Trust Fund.
The
New Jersey Symphony Chamber Series is a partnership between Hamilton
Park & New Jersey Symphony. The Sounds of Summer and Music of
Bollywood concerts are generously sponsored by the PSEG Foundation.
The Symphony
presents the institute in collaboration with Princeton University
Department of Music. Major underwriting support for the New Jersey
Symphony Edward T. Cone Institute is generously provided by the Edward
T. Cone Foundation and Princeton University.
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Music and Resistance is held in collaboration
with the New Jersey Institute of Social Justice and the Institute of
Jazz Studies at Rutgers University-Newark.
Screening and Panel - EMERGE: An NJ Symphony Concert Film Trilogy
is held in partnership with Express Newark’s Community Media Center and
The Newark Museum of Art.
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