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BSO Family Concert-Something Borrowed, Something True: A Musical Exploration of the Essence of Belonging

BSO Family Concert-Something Borrowed, Something True: A Musical Exploration of the Essence of Belonging
Boston Symphony Orchestra Thomas Wilkins, conductor Eliot Arolovitch, piano–2026 BSO Concerto Competition Winner JENKINS (orch. Wilson OCHOA) American Overture SOUSA The Thunderer March Roberto SIERRA – Sinfonia No. 3: I. Tumbao Jerod Impichchaachaaha' TATE Chokfi' Adolphus HAILSTORK Symphony No. 1: II. PROKOFIEV Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor, I. Andantino—Allegretto BERNSTEIN Overture to Candide

What is American music? Our national soundscape is rich in diversity: diversity of style, of language, and of cultural contexts. It is indeed this diversity that makes something "American." Together, we observe the beauty of unity as opposed to uniformity.

The winner of the 2026 High School Concerto Competition will also perform with the orchestra. This concert offers all attendees who are under 18 complimentary tickets.

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