Johannes Brahm's Serenade #1: Movements I, IV, VI
The Tuscarawas Philharmonic will present the fourth concert of its “Intermezzo” season with a
virtual performance on Saturday, February 13th at 7:30 p.m. Viewers are invited to join the
orchestra on its website, YouTube,
or Facebook page to
enjoy Johannes Brahm’s miniature masterpiece, “Serenade No. 1” in D major, Op. 11.
Written in 1858, this charming multi-movement chamber piece serves as a precursor to the composer's
later iconic orchestral and choral compositions. Scored for a nonet of winds and strings,
our socially distanced orchestra will perform three of the six movements: "Allegro," "Menuetto,"
and the rousing "Rondo," under the baton of Maestro Eric Benjamin.
narrator, under the baton of Maestro Eric Benjamin.
As with previous concerts from the orchestra's virtual "Intermezzo" season, Tuscarawas Philharmonic
will partner with Tuscarawas County music teachers to provide this season's performances as an online
venue for classroom learning.
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- The Max and Jane Krantz Foundation
- James and Linda Angel Rice
- Tuscarawas County Community Foundation
- Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Co., LPA
- Bill and Chris Emley
- Peggy Pritz
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