2020 OMF Festival Season Brochure
11 Festival concerts and 2 Orpheus Academy concerts make up the 2020 Oregon Music Festival Spring and Summer Editions. Learn more about each concert in our digital brochure or visit oregonmusicfest.org for more information.
11 Festival concerts and 2 Orpheus Academy concerts make up the 2020 Oregon Music Festival Spring and Summer Editions. Learn more about each concert in our digital brochure or visit oregonmusicfest.org for more information.
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Thursday
July 9, 7:30 p.m.
BRAHMS
SYMPHONY No. 3
Lincoln Performance Hall, PSU
Wojciech Błażejczyk, electric guitar
Oregon Festival Orchestra
Zvonimir Hačko, conductor
Smetana: Vltava (Moldau)
from My Country
Wojciech Błażejczyk: Concerto for Electric Guitar,
Orchestra & Electronics
OMF commission; world premiere
Brahms: Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90
This program opens with Czech composer
Bedřich Smetana’s devoutly patriotic work
Vltava, popularly known by its German title,
Moldau. Second in a set of six symphonic poems
depicting scenes of the countryside, history, or
legends of Bohemia, Vltava captures a love of
homeland by tracing the flow of the river from
its source in the mountains, passing through
the landscape through day and night until, as
a mighty river, it triumphantly enters Prague.
Following the world premiere of Polish composer
Wojciech Błażejczyk’s OMF commission, we turn
back to a classical approach to symphony, a
work that may have been inspired by the great
monument celebrating the German nation. The
Symphony No. 3 is the shortest and most compactly
constructed of Brahms’ symphonies, surely
one of his most poetic and evocative works.
TICKETS
Tickets start at $35
Senior and student discount pricing available
22.