Mozart in Paris (Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra)

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Pierre Simard Conductor 
Leslie Newman Flute

Take a musical journey with your HPO to a romantic
evening in Paris. Principal Flute Leslie Newman is soloist on Ibert’s brilliant
and virtuosic Flute Concerto, a work known for its texture and intricacies.
Ravel’s Pavane pour une
infante défunte
brings delicate warmth, while Montreal-born composer Samy Moussa’s Polarlicht
sets a colourful and dramatic scene of the Northern Lights. The orchestra
premieres a new work by 21-22 HPO Composer Fellow Jesse Plessis. Audiences will
recognize the grand melodies of Mozart’s 31st symphony, inspired Parisian life
and architecture.

Concert
Program:

Ravel:
Pavane pour une infante défunte           
Samy Moussa: Polarlicht*             
Ibert: Flute Concerto                 
Jesse Plessis: New Work* **   
Mozart: Symphony No. 31
“Paris”

*Canadian Composition 
**HPO 21-22 Composer Fellow 

Join us for the Inside the
Music: Pre-Concert talk with Composer-in-Residence Abigail
Richardson-Schulte beginning at 6:30pm in the Great Hall!