Jackson Tuesday Musicale Supports The
Musical Arts in Jackson
The Jackson Symphony Orchestra,
63rd Season 2012-2013
Oct. 13 - Bold & Beautiful
A unique and “dramatic” approach to the symphony experience. Featured is Mahler’s Symphony #1 (Titan), that Tom Service of The Guardian described as having “Surely the boldest opening to any symphony...riots, dances, bacchanals, love songs, gigantic, earthy victories; they’re all here.” Plus a little surprise awaits you. Sponsored by: Tri-Star Trust Banks
Nov. 17 - Young Exciting & Very Cool
Julian Pollack was acclaimed by the San Francisco Chornicle as “..a ferociously assured and creatively dazzling pianist, composer and arranger..” and at age 18 was featured on Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz. He went on to open at New York City’s Blue Note for Chick Corea and Gary Burton, and to perform as a sideman with Brian Lynch at the Village Vanguard. Now 23, he will perform the Midwest premier of this Piano Concerto. Check out his website Julianpollckmusic.com Sponsored by: Spring Arbor University
Feb. 8, 9, 10 - Classical Cabaret
Choose your date -calendar that is- for the chance to get up close and personal with the JSO All-Stars - principal players with our orchestra. Featured are a quintet by Mozart and a Beethovan quartet - about which conductor Otto Werner Mueller said: “I grant you, Beethovan’s symphonies aren’t as good as his string quartets but they are pretty good.” A great variety of music in the intimate and elegant setting of
our downtown Performing Arts Center, complete with complementary refreshments. See the order form for dates and times.
Sponsored by: Consumers Energy
March 16 - Stranger In A Strange Land
A program of composers who were driven into unfamiliar circum- stances and responded with their most stellar and innovative creations, Antonin Dvorak a hero of Czech music - was pressured to compose in the style of his Germanic peers. He responded with the Symphony No.
7 in D minor, in which he dazzled his western critics while remaining true to his Slavonic roots. Also featured are Sibelius’s Swan of Tuonela and Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1.
Sponsored by: Alro Steel Foundation/Louis Glick Trust
May 4 - Lovers
The plays of Shakespeare having inspired musicians for centuries. From the Renaissance to today, none has been more influential than Romeo & Juliet. Featuring versions by Berlioz and Tchaikovsky from the 19th Century and a 20th Century version by Prokofiev, the evening will provide an extraordinary opportunity to experience the emotion of these great artists.
Sponsored by: Curtis & Curtis, P.C.
A unique and “dramatic” approach to the symphony experience. Featured is Mahler’s Symphony #1 (Titan), that Tom Service of The Guardian described as having “Surely the boldest opening to any symphony...riots, dances, bacchanals, love songs, gigantic, earthy victories; they’re all here.” Plus a little surprise awaits you. Sponsored by: Tri-Star Trust Banks
Nov. 17 - Young Exciting & Very Cool
Julian Pollack was acclaimed by the San Francisco Chornicle as “..a ferociously assured and creatively dazzling pianist, composer and arranger..” and at age 18 was featured on Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz. He went on to open at New York City’s Blue Note for Chick Corea and Gary Burton, and to perform as a sideman with Brian Lynch at the Village Vanguard. Now 23, he will perform the Midwest premier of this Piano Concerto. Check out his website Julianpollckmusic.com Sponsored by: Spring Arbor University
Feb. 8, 9, 10 - Classical Cabaret
Choose your date -calendar that is- for the chance to get up close and personal with the JSO All-Stars - principal players with our orchestra. Featured are a quintet by Mozart and a Beethovan quartet - about which conductor Otto Werner Mueller said: “I grant you, Beethovan’s symphonies aren’t as good as his string quartets but they are pretty good.” A great variety of music in the intimate and elegant setting of
our downtown Performing Arts Center, complete with complementary refreshments. See the order form for dates and times.
Sponsored by: Consumers Energy
March 16 - Stranger In A Strange Land
A program of composers who were driven into unfamiliar circum- stances and responded with their most stellar and innovative creations, Antonin Dvorak a hero of Czech music - was pressured to compose in the style of his Germanic peers. He responded with the Symphony No.
7 in D minor, in which he dazzled his western critics while remaining true to his Slavonic roots. Also featured are Sibelius’s Swan of Tuonela and Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1.
Sponsored by: Alro Steel Foundation/Louis Glick Trust
May 4 - Lovers
The plays of Shakespeare having inspired musicians for centuries. From the Renaissance to today, none has been more influential than Romeo & Juliet. Featuring versions by Berlioz and Tchaikovsky from the 19th Century and a 20th Century version by Prokofiev, the evening will provide an extraordinary opportunity to experience the emotion of these great artists.
Sponsored by: Curtis & Curtis, P.C.
The Jackson Chorale 2012-2013
Saturday, November 3, 2012, 7:30 p.m. - Music of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries, First United Methodist Church, Located in Downtown Jackson (across from the Carnegie Library)
Sunday, December 9, 2012 - Appearing in the Jackson Symphony
Orchestra’s Holiday Concert at the Potter Center.
Saturday, February 16, 2013, 8:00 p.m. - A Valentine Cabaret: In Love in Paris, Jackson Symphony Orchestra Hall, 215 W. Michigan Avenue
Saturday, April 27, 2013, 7:30 p.m. - Choral Masterworks Concert, First United Methodist Church, Located in Downtown Jackson (across from the Carnegie Library)
The Jackson Chorale presents its spring concert featuring a major work form the classical choral repertoire.
The Jackson Youth Symphony - Contact the JYS, 782-2967
The Jackson Men’s Chorus - Contact Doug Laing, 787-0468
Jackson Chorale - Contact Jackson Chorale office at (517) 782-2967
The Jackson Community Band - Contact JCC Music Dept.
Community Childrens Choir - Contact Jackie Livesay, 750-4725
The Jackson Men’s Chorus - Contact Doug Laing, 787-0468
Jackson Chorale - Contact Jackson Chorale office at (517) 782-2967
The Jackson Community Band - Contact JCC Music Dept.
Community Childrens Choir - Contact Jackie Livesay, 750-4725
