Robert Moody leads the orchestra in a program that combines two 20th century icons and contemporaries with contrasting visions of the “American Century.” The 10th Symphony was Shostakovich’s first orchestral work after his official denunciation by the Soviets in 1948, and is widely seen as a response to the death of Stalin. Meanwhile Gershwin’s Piano Concerto is infused with the spirit of the 1920s Jazz Age even as it addresses the traditional piano concerto form.
Listen to the entire program: Winston-Salem Symphony: Shostakovich and All That Jazz
Billboard and introduction to Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10 - Lauren Rico
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 10 in E minor
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robert Moody, conductor
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robert Moody, conductor
Introduction to Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F - Lauren Rico
Gershwin: Piano Concerto in F
Bryan Wallick, piano
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robert Moody, conductor
Bryan Wallick, piano
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robert Moody, conductor
Introduction to selections from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake - Lauren Rico
Tchaikovsky: selections from Swan Lake
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robery Moody, conductor
Winston-Salem Symphony
Robery Moody, conductor
End of the show - Lauren Rico
