Hidden Treasures
Program
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BeethovenOverture to Fidelio
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TchaikovskyVariations on a Rococo Theme (original version)
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MahlerBlumine
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MozartSymphony No. 31 (Paris)
About
This program showcases lesser-known versions of famous works. Beethoven wrote three overtures to his opera Fidelio, but was still unsatisfied. The concert features his fourth and final version. Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations was altered by the cellist who premiered it, becoming the standard version. The original version of the work as Tchaikovsky composed it will be performed. Mahler’s Blumine was cut by the composer from his Symphony No. 1. In this concert, it stands on its own. Mozart composed two different slow movements for his Symphony No. 31, hoping to generate more audience enthusiasm. Sarasota Orchestra performs both movements, and our audience members will decide which they prefer!

Thank You to Our Sponsors
Sarasota Orchestra Season Title Sponsors
Sherry and Thomas Koski
Discoveries Series Individual Title Sponsors
Jack and Priscilla Schlegel
Music Director Title Sponsor
Ronald and Geri Yonover Foundation
Mozart Sponsors
Gilbert and Elisabeth Waters Mozart Fund of the Community foundation of Sarasota County
Presenting Sponsors
Audrey Robbins and Harry Leopold
Co-Producing Sponsors
Toby and Noel Siegel
Discoveries Media Sponsors

