Vignettes

A Morning in France

Vignettes

Hear the saxophone as you’ve never heard it before, as soloist Nick Russionello joins forces with Umberto Clerici for this selection of musical vignettes. From jazz-influenced joy to moments of enchanting lyricism, this Music on Sundays performance will showcase the unparalleled versatility of this much-loved instrument. Debussy’s Rhapsody features the saxophone as alluring, mysterious soloist, with snaking harmonies and impressionist colours. Ravel, too, thought the saxophone was the perfect haunting addition to his orchestration of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Other concert highlights include Gershwin’s bustling

An American in Paris – a postcard from a vibrant city, and Satie’s dreamy Gymnopédies, a true moment of serenity. This concert has it all, and we know you’ll love it.

#Music

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George Gershwin

An American in Paris

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Claude Debussy

Rhapsody for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra

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Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky (arr. Ravel)

Selections from Pictures at an Exhibition

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Erik Satie

Selections from Les Gymnopédies

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Jean-Philippe Rameau

Selections from Les Indes Galantes


#Artists

Umberto Clerici

Umberto Clerici

Conductor & Host

#Performances

6

Sunday

6 October 2024

11:30am

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Running Time:

1h30m including interval

Recommended Age:

6+

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Running Time

1h15

Drums

Recommended Age

6+

#Prices

$76 - $109 *

Price

* A transaction fee of $7.20 applies.

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