Rachmaninoff Piano Concert No. 3
- Presented by: NEW WEST SYMPHONY
- Apr 2, 2022 - 4:00 PM
- Fred Kavli Theatre
- 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Boulevard Thousand Oaks, California 91362
Tickets:$120.00-$30.00
Tickets are available for sale at the BAPAC box office in person, Tuesday - Saturday, 10am-2pm;or purchase on-line by clicking on the BUY TICKETS button.
*Ticket prices include a facility charge.
A $3.00 processing fee will be added to the price of each ticket purchased at the box office window. Additional convenience/handling fees will apply when purchased through Ticketmaster.
Venue management reserves the right to make changes to health protocols according to updated public health guidance and law. Ticket holders will be asked to assist with compliance of venue health and safety protocols; any ticket holder who refuses to comply with stated health and safety protocols may be required to leave the theatre, and their ticket will not be refunded.
Written within a few years of each other, three musical titans composed bold works that captured a spirit of national pride and musical awakening. Acclaimed piano virtuoso and Malibu resident, Andrew von Oeyen, exemplifies both the composer’s penchant for Russian bravado, and an awareness of international musical trends of the early 20th century. The “Dean” of Finnish composers, Jean Sibelius used classical proportions and inspiration to create a beautiful folk influenced symphony championed by Music Director Michael Christie during his performances at the First International Sibelius Conductors Competition in 1995. American composer, Scott Joplin was key to the “Ragtime” movement that would sweep the nation even in the face of blatant racist barriers. His opera Treemonisha wasn’t heard in his lifetime, but is a striking work that immediately calls to mind the musical genres that made Joplin famous.Tickets are available for sale at the BAPAC box office in person, Tuesday - Saturday, 10am-2pm;or purchase on-line by clicking on the BUY TICKETS button.
*Ticket prices include a facility charge.
A $3.00 processing fee will be added to the price of each ticket purchased at the box office window. Additional convenience/handling fees will apply when purchased through Ticketmaster.
NEW COVID-19 GUIDELINES:
Persons 18 and older: Patrons will be required to show ID and furnish proof of full vaccination (two weeks after the final dose) against COVID-19 or provide a negative PCR test administered within 2 days of the event or a negative antigen test administered within 1 day of the event.
Persons 2-17: Patrons will be required to furnish proof of full vaccination (two weeks after the final dose) against COVID-19 or provide a negative PCR test administered within 2 days of the event or a negative antigen test administered within 1 day of the event.
Children under 2: No testing or vaccination requirement at this time.
New West Symphony requires that all persons remain masked when indoors for the upcoming performances.
All patrons must have a valid ticket. All tickets are final sale. No refunds or exchanges. All dates, times and artists are subject to change. Creative control is subject to the discretion of the artist; attendees may be exposed to material or subject matter which they may deem offensive, including but not limited to: adult language, adult content, political/social viewpoints of the artist, etc.Venue management reserves the right to make changes to health protocols according to updated public health guidance and law. Ticket holders will be asked to assist with compliance of venue health and safety protocols; any ticket holder who refuses to comply with stated health and safety protocols may be required to leave the theatre, and their ticket will not be refunded.
THE PROGRAM
Sergey Rachmaninoff | Piano Concerto No.3 in D MinorScott Joplin | Selections from Treemonisha
Jean Sibelius | Symphony No.3
THE ARTISTS
Michael Christie, conductorAndrew von Oeyen, piano
Program and artists are subject to change.
About
Written within a few years of each other, three musical titans composed bold works that captured a spirit of national pride and musical awakening. Acclaimed piano virtuoso and Malibu resident, Andrew von Oeyen, exemplifies both the composer’s penchant for Russian bravado, and an awareness of international musical trends of the early 20th century. The “Dean” of Finnish composers, Jean Sibelius used classical proportions and inspiration to create a beautiful folk influenced symphony championed by Music Director Michael Christie during his performances at the First International Sibelius Conductors Competition in 1995. American composer, Scott Joplin was key to the “Ragtime” movement that would sweep the nation even in the face of blatant racist barriers. His opera Treemonisha wasn’t heard in his lifetime, but is a striking work that immediately calls to mind the musical genres that made Joplin famous.
Scott Joplin | Selections from Treemonisha
Jean Sibelius | Symphony No.3
Andrew von Oeyen, piano
New West Symphony requires that all persons remain masked when indoors for the upcoming performances.
Program and artists are subject to change.
THE PROGRAM
Sergey Rachmaninoff | Piano Concerto No.3 in D MinorScott Joplin | Selections from Treemonisha
Jean Sibelius | Symphony No.3
THE ARTISTS
Michael Christie, conductorAndrew von Oeyen, piano
New West Symphony requires that all persons remain masked when indoors for the upcoming performances.
Program and artists are subject to change.