“The Conductor” Film Screening
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Closing Festival Concert: Alsop conducts Clyne and Beethoven
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New Directions
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NOI+F’s second cohort of conducting fellows takes the lead on the podium in this performance of works written by NOI+F composition fellows Cole Reyes, Nicky Sohn and Elliot Roman. Hosted by Music Director Marin Alsop, each fellow will interpret a different piece. They will also discuss their work at the end of the performance in a dynamic conversation moderated by Alsop and special guests!
Victory: Alsop conducts James Lee III, Carlos Simon & Ein Heldenleben
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Falletta conducts Creston & Kay
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Hege conducts López Bellido, Wagner & Rachmaninoff
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Joseph Conyers’ DUBHE
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López-Gómez Returns! Tower, Ravel & Mussorgsky
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Take The Reins: Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915
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Cinematic Soundscapes: Pops with John Morris Russell
Cincinnati Pops Orchestra conductor John Morris Russell, a long-time NOI+F collaborator, opens the 2022 festival with favorites from cinematic music. Sway with Bernstein’s Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story” and reach beyond the stars with Michael Giacchino’s Voyage in honor of NASA's 60th anniversary. Internationally renowned Romanian violinist and UMD School of Music associate professor of violin Irina Muresanu also joins this performance for Korngold’s brilliant Violin Concerto.
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