Wisconsin Philharmonic: Intrigue & Grandeur
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Community Partners Event
3PM Sunday, April 25, 2027
We bring our season to a rousing close with the world premiere of the Concerto for Orchestra by American Composer Russell Platt.
We surround this arresting new Concerto with two other concertos, featuring two young American pianists. To begin, the dramatic first movement of Mendelssohn's sparkling G-Minor Piano Concerto with this year's winner of our Chapman Memorial Competition; and to finish, the grandeur of Rachmaninov's lush and romantic Second Piano Concerto, with a soloist who can truly make it sing—the young Russian-American Anthony Ratinov.
Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto in G Minor, Maki Kojima, piano
Russell Platt: Concerto for Orchestra
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2, Anthony Ratinov, piano
Reserved Seating
$46 Regular | $41 Senior (60 and older) | $41 Military Personnel (with ID) | $40 Group (10 or More) | $18 Youth (ages 19 and Younger)
3PM Sunday, April 25, 2027
We bring our season to a rousing close with the world premiere of the Concerto for Orchestra by American Composer Russell Platt.
We surround this arresting new Concerto with two other concertos, featuring two young American pianists. To begin, the dramatic first movement of Mendelssohn's sparkling G-Minor Piano Concerto with this year's winner of our Chapman Memorial Competition; and to finish, the grandeur of Rachmaninov's lush and romantic Second Piano Concerto, with a soloist who can truly make it sing—the young Russian-American Anthony Ratinov.
Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto in G Minor, Maki Kojima, piano
Russell Platt: Concerto for Orchestra
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2, Anthony Ratinov, piano
Reserved Seating
$46 Regular | $41 Senior (60 and older) | $41 Military Personnel (with ID) | $40 Group (10 or More) | $18 Youth (ages 19 and Younger)
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641 E Forest St, Oconomowoc, WI, United States, Wisconsin 53066
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Host or PublisherOconomowoc Arts Center
