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Eternal Echoes
A Springfield Symphony Orchestra Event
Eternal Echoes
A Springfield Symphony Orchestra Event
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DateMar 15, 2025
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Event Starts3:00 PM
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Additional Ticket Information
Tickets for this event are not sold at the Symphony Hall Box Office. Please contact the Springfield Symphony Orchestra box office directly at 413-733-2291
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Event Details
Cailin Marcel Manson, Conductor
Jamie-Rose Guarrine, Soprano
Springfield Symphony Chorus, Nikki Stoia, Director
Ennio Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe
John Rutter – Requiem
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Symphony #4
Immerse yourself in an evocative symphonic journey. Opening our evening, “Gabriel’s Oboe” is an iconic piece known for its stunning simplicity and emotional power. Featured in the film “The Mission,” this work conveys profound grace and beauty through the voice of the oboe, setting a contemplative and soothing tone for the concert. Next, we delve into the rich, spiritual tapestry of John Rutter’s “Requiem.” This piece combines traditional Latin texts with English Psalm settings, creating a celestial fusion of choral and orchestral elements. The “Requiem” is renowned for its lyrical poignancy and ethereal harmonies, providing moments of reflective solace and uplifting hope. The program culminates with the electrifying drama of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4.
This symphony is a compelling narrative of human struggle and triumph, featuring Tchaikovsky’s signature sweeping melodies and powerful orchestration. With its explosive brass fanfares, haunting motifs, and eventually, an exuberant finale, this symphony captures the relentless spirit of destiny and personal resilience.
JoAnn Falletta appears by arrangement with Opus 3 Artists, LLC
Nikki Chooi appears by arrangement with Chooi Ventures. Inc
Timothy McAllister appears by arrangement with Jonathan Wentworth Associates, Ltd
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