TICKETS AVAILABLE
for our last performance of the season!
Tickets are general
admission seating, $25.
Students, 18 & under,
$15.
CALL TODAY, (623) 236-6781
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SPONSOR:
Michael G. Ulrich, Financial Advisor, Merrill Lynch
Tessa Gotman, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, joins
the Symphony in a performance of Brahm’s Violin Concerto.
A graduate of The New England
Conservatory of Music, she is currently studying with
Dr. Jonathan Swartz at Arizona State University. Ms.
Gotman plays a rare Johannes Gagliano violin that has special meaning
for the West Valley Symphony. Come and hear the
story!
Haydn: Symphony No. 99 in
E flat major
Kodaly: Galanta Dances
Brahms: Concerto for Violin
in D major, Op. 77
SYMPHONY CONCERT FEATURES 200-YEAR-OLD VIOLIN
The West Valley Symphony has a special treat for its patrons. The upcoming
March 14th program will feature a rare, 200-year-old violin with special
meaning – it was the personal instrument of one the Symphony’s Trustees.
Maestro Cal Stewart Kellogg will lead the orchestra in a program titled Melodic
Masterpieces, featuring Tessa Gotman performing Johannes Brahms’ Concerto
for Violin in D major. Ms. Gotman is currently pursuing her Masters
Degree in Violin Performance with Dr. Jonathan Swartz at Arizona State University.
The program also includes Franz Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 99 and Zoltán
Kodaly’s Galanta Dances .
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