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From the Podium: December, a sacred and magical time for music!
Danubia highlights music from cultures of Central Europe including Austrian, Czech and Romanian. The concert opens with the George Enescu’s Romanian Rhapsody No. 2 in D major composed in 1901. This is a one movement introspective work on a grand scale that employs themes from Romanian music tradition which the composer treats in a rhapsodic symphonic manner almost like a through-composed piece with an improvised feel.
Prelude – december 2019
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From the Podium: Musings from the Maestro ”
Danubia highlights music from cultures of Central Europe including Austrian, Czech and Romanian. The concert opens with the George Enescu’s Romanian Rhapsody No. 2 in D major composed in 1901. This is a one movement introspective work on a grand scale that employs themes from Romanian music tradition which the composer treats in a rhapsodic symphonic manner almost like a through-composed piece with an improvised feel.
Prelude – november 2019
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Concert Insights: Magic Mountain
[MasterWorks 1] Featuring the Glacier Orchestra | Andrew Tyson, piano | John Zoltek, conductorOctober 19 and 20, 2019 Mussorgsky | Night on Bald Mountain Grieg | Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 16 Brahms | Symphony No. 1 in C minor Magic Mountain will electrify you right from the start with the intensity of Modest Mussorgsky’ popular
Prelude – October 2019
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From the Podium: Thoughts on Brahms, the “Autumnal Giant”
Our upcoming concert Magic Mountain features the acclaimed pianist Andrew Tyson playing Grieg’s popular Piano Concerto in A minor; Night on Bald Mountain by Russian composer Mussorgsky and the great Johannes Brahms’ towering Symphony No 1 in C minor.
Mozart’s “Così fan tutte” Opera Live On Stage during Festival Amadeus
Full Orchestra and a cast of 6 bring Mozart’s comic opera to life! …”This is Mozart at his creative peak, a masterful combination of music, drama and the vulnerability of human relationships – It’s nothing short of completely divine” – John Zoltek Experience a ‘Night at the Opera’ at the finale weekend of Festival
Meet ‘Camp Festival Amadeus’ Artistic Director, Jenanne Solberg
You might recognize Jenanne Solberg as our principle violist. This dedicated musician has a deep and varied educational background that began when her teachers needed to find a way to channel her creative energy as a child! Jenanne was born in Moscow, Idaho, then her family moved to Los Angeles until she was five, when
