The Minnesota Orchestra welcomes Nathalie Stutzmann back to the podium for a program that is rich with heart and soul. First, George Walker’s 

, composed in memory of Walker’s grandmother, will take your breath away. Then, violinist Tobias Feldmann joins the orchestra for the first time to play Prokofiev’s imaginative and exciting Second Violin Concerto. Stutzmann, who is known for infusing lyricism into each performance, leads the orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s tender and beautiful Sixth Symphony.

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Val Kahler

The Minnesota Orchestra welcomes Nathalie Stutzmann back to the podium for a program that is rich with heart and soul. First, we’ll hear George Walker’s ‘Lyric for Strings.’ Then, violinist Tobias Feldmann joins the orchestra to play Prokofiev’s imaginative and exciting Second Violin Concerto, followed by Tchaikovsky’s tender and beautiful Sixth Symphony.




Minnesota Orchestra standing outside Orchestra Hall

Minnesota Orchestra

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