POSTPONED

PROGRAM


Frank Fetta - Principal Conductor and Music Director
Dominik Yoder - Piano


Franz Liszt: 
Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. 6/Pest(Festival) (1857-60)
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Liszt pays homage to his ancestral roots of Hungary with

his festive work. Originally for piano, Liszt and Dopplar

transcribed the rhapsodie which retains its essence in the

orchestra version.


Sergei Rachmaninov: 
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (1934)

Dominik Yoder, Piano
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Rachmaninov’s last work for piano and orchestra is also

a work of homage, this time to the legendary Italian

violinist Nicolai Paganini. This is a multi-faceted work of

deep emotions, with the Dies Irae making an appearance,

and the work presents the pianist with one technical

challenge after another.


Antonin Dvořák: 
Symphony No. 9, From the New World (1893)

Dvořák travelled from his native Czechoslovakia to

New York to establish a music conservatory. During his

stay he travelled to Spillville, Iowa, to meet fellow

Czech’s who had immigrated to the U.S. Dvořák took-in

the songs of the land of Native American and Black

Americans, and from this music composed one of his

most popular, and greatest works. This homage from the

New World and to neglected peoples is consistently rated

as one of music ​listeners’ favorite symphonies.

20 Years in Culver City

Spring 20 | 20 Years ​in Culver City
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​POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 / CORONA VIRUS

COVID-19 Coronavirus update – March 21 Concert Postponed

Thank you for your support of the SoCal Symphony
Society and our orchestras, the Culver City Symphony Orchestra and the Marina del Rey Symphony.

On March 11, the Culver City City Manager directed staff to cancel all nonessential City-sponsored events of over 50 people as a precautionary measure. The Culver City Unified School District is implementing a similar policy.

Our Board of Directors has concluded that, in these difficult circumstances, we should postpone the concert that was planned for March 21, 2020. We plan to reschedule the concert at a later date when appropriate.

Tickets purchased in advance will be honored at the rescheduled concert or, upon request, refunded. Members of SoCal Symphony Society will still receive free tickets for the postponed concert, available at the box office one hour before the time of rescheduled concert.

We greatly appreciate your understanding of the fluidity of the situation and your support. 
Presented at the

Robert Frost Auditorium in Culver City

4401 Elenda St | ​Culver City, CA 90230


From Los Angeles Conservancy:
​
"The Robert Frost Memorial Auditorium at

Culver CityHigh School is one of the most

breathtaking Modern buildings ever designed."

Read the article: LINK


IMPORTANT PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: LINK
Members of SoCal Symphony Society Receive

​Two Free Tickets

Membership is available at the concert and​ HERE(CLICK)
​PARKING INSTRUCTIONS / IMPORTANT

When attending events at The Robert Frost Auditorium,

please park only in the designated FREE parking lots that

surround the facility. 


· Corner of Elenda and Farragut -

South of the Robert Frost Auditorium.

Between the Culver City Middle School and Farragut Elementary 


· Huron - From Elenda, head west on Braddock. Entrance

is on the south of Braddock. 


· Harter - From Elenda, head west on Braddock. Pass Huron and

go south on Harter. Parking is on your left. 


· Overflow parking is located at Culver Blvd. and Elenda St. 


Please respect the residents and do not park

n the neighborhood.

PHOTOS OF THE MAIN PARKING ENTRANCE ARE ABOVE.


(Click) PARKING MAP  

Robert Frost Auditorium is just a couple blocks south/west

​of Veterans Memorial Auditorium.

(Click) MAP-short distance between Robert Frost and

Veterans Memorial Comples