Latin Passions

March 6-7, 2024

Guest Artist: Leonid Sigal
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Overview

Passions run high in our third Masterworks. Music from, and about, Spain frames a virtuoso tango-inflected violin concerto from Argentina. We open with excerpts from Bizet’s Carmen— including the indelible Seguedille and Toréadors. Though French, Bizet brilliantly captures the swagger and ardor of the Iberian spirit. Spaniard Manuel de Falla’s energized, colorful ballet score, written for Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes (of Rite of Spring fame), overflowing with drama, high spirits, and, of course, castanets, occupies the second half. In between Astor Piazzolla’s homage to Vivaldi fuses classical forms with the passions of tango.

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Composers

Manuel de Falla, composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Manuel de Falla

Manuel de Falla, born in Cádiz, Spain, stands as the preeminent Spanish composer of the early …
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Astor Piazolla, composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Astor Piazzolla

Astor Piazzolla, born in Mar del Plata, Argentina, was a pioneering musician and virtuoso of the bandoneón …
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Geroges Bizet, composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Georges Bizet

Georges Bizet, a prominent figure of the Romantic era, left an indelible mark on classical music …
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Schedule

Vero Beach: CCOVB 

Thursday, March 21, 2024
7:30 pm
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Stuart:  The Lyric

Friday, March 22, 2024
4:00 pm
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Stuart:  The Lyric

Friday, March 22, 2024
8:00 pm
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Program

Bizet

Carmen Suite No. 1:Prélude & Aragonaise, Intermezzo, Seguedille, Les Dragons d’Alcala, Les Toréadors

12 min.
Piazzolla

The Four Seasons of Buenos Aries: Summer, Winter, Spring, Autumn, Siwoo Kim, violin

 25 min.
Falla El sombrero de tres picos (Three-Cornered Hat): Introduction PART I: Afternoon, Dance of the Miller’s, Wife (Fandango), The Grapes. PART II: Dance of the Neighbors (Seguidillas), The Miller’s Dance, The Corregidor’s Dance, The Final Dance 34 min.

Performers

David Amado, Music Director & Conductor

Violin I
  • Leonid Sigal, Concertmaster
  • Aleksandr Zhuk, Asst. Concertmaster
  • Ekaterina Gorkhover
  • Monica Cheveresan
  • Kaitlin Richardson
  • Daria Apostolova
  • Michael O’Gieblyn
Violin II
  • Dina Kostic, Principal
  • Sha Zhang
  • Tinca Belinschi
  • Eduardo Martinez
  • Dale Sandvold
  • Kevin Seto
Viola
  • Valerie Judd, Principal
  • Laura Sinclair
  • Kaitlin Seto
  • Jill Jaffe
  • Anna Ivanova
Cello
  • Christopher Glansdorp, Acting Principal
  • Georgiy Khoklov
  • Megan Savage
  • Angela Maleh
Double Bass
  • Janet Clippard, Principal
  • Juan Carlos Pena
Flute
  • Christina Apelgren, Principal
  • Karen Fuller
  • Francesca Arnone
Oboe
  • Erika Yamada, Principal
  • Sara Luciani
  • Jeffrey Apana
Clarinet
  • Daniel Giaccobe, Principal
  • Will Doh
Bassoon
  • Gabriel Beavers, Principal
  • Geronis Bravo
Horn
  • Stan Spinola, Acting Principal
  • Audrey Destito-Stutt
  • Megan Riccio
  • Caiti Beth McKinney
Trumpet
  • Jesse Cook, Principal
  • Benedetto Salvia
  • Brian Stanley
Trombone
  • Timothy Conner, Principal
  • Aden Brooks
  • Dan Satterwhite
Tuba
  • Jay Bertolet, Principal
Timpani
  • Andrew Proctor, Principal
Percussion
  • Neel Shukla, Principal
  • Isaac Hernandez
  • Juanmanuel Lopez
  • Jordan Holley
  • Lucas Sanchez
Harp
  • Kay Kemper, Principal
Keyboard
  • Loni White, Acting Principal

Extras

Leonard Sigal, violin, performs Choose Your Destiny, Atlantic Classical Orchestra's 3rd Masterworks Series 2025

Leonid Sigal, violin

Leonid Sigal, violin, and Concertmaster at Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO) has enjoyed a multi-faceted career as recitalist, chamber musician and orchestra leader. Since early performances he was praised by audiences and critics for his virtuosity and musical sensitivity. The Miami Herald wrote: “Sigal demonstrated what a fine violinist he is, playing passionately and cleanly with […]

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