National Symphony Orchestra Plays Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings: Teddy Abrams Conducts, Final Performance November 14
The National Symphony Orchestra performs three concerts from November 12 to 14 in the Concert Hall at the Kennedy Center in Washington, conducted by Teddy Abrams and built around Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, with the final performance on the evening of November 14.
Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, written in 1880, is a cornerstone of the string orchestra repertoire. The program also features the world premiere of Urge by composer Snider, pairing a new work with the classic serenade.
Tickets are available through the Kennedy Center box office; see the center's website for performance times and seating. (Source: The Kennedy Center)
Source: The Kennedy Center
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Photo: 图片来源：肯尼迪中心官网（主办方官方图），图中为本场节目主视觉，右侧为指挥Teddy Abrams Image: The Kennedy Center (official key art), showing conductor Teddy Abrams at right
