Tony will be playing Principal trumpet for this concert. 

Tucson Music Hall 
Friday, January 20, 2017, 7:30pm 
Sunday, January 22, 2017, 2pm

Markus Huber, conductor
Heidi Stober, soprano
Andrew Craig Brown, baritone
TSO Chorus, Bruce Chamberlain, director

Schoenberg: A Survivor from Warsaw TSO PREMIERE
Brahms: A German Requiem

A masterpiece for orchestra, chorus and soloists, A German Requiem is the largest piece of music Brahms ever wrote. Johannes Brahms called it a “human” requiem. His intent was to comfort the living with his music and the texts from Scripture he chose to accompany it and he succeeds joyously and brilliantly. Arnold Schoenberg’s work for men’s chorus and orchestra reaffirms the beauty of life as it depicts the story of a survivor from the Warsaw ghetto during World War II and his return to his homeland.

TSO CONVERSATION AT THE J

Tucson International Jewish Film Festival and Tucson Symphony Orchestra co-present DRAWING AGAINST OBLIVION on Sunday, January 15, 2017 at 7pm at the Jewish Community Center. Artist Manfred Bockelmann has an extraordinary vision. Using charcoal, he recreates the faces of child victims of the Holocaust in order to honor and preserve their memories. A conversation with the audience follows the film. Tickets available at the TSO Box Office, by phone or online.

Complimentary “Concert Comments” with the conductor and guest artist take place one hour before the performance and give you insight into what you’re about to hear.