Eroica Rising:

Celebrating
Women's Heroic Journey

Friday, November 15, 7:30 PM

120 min


NOW presents Eroica Rising, a profound tribute to the heroic journey of women in America. We take you through a musical journey of three powerful compositions that reflect resilience, strength, and hope. The evening opens with Sound of Trees by Camille Pépin, a piece that evokes the deep connection between nature and human endurance, symbolizing the quiet yet powerful strength of women. Following this, Joan Tower's Made in America captures the spirit of the nation, embodying the challenges and triumphs faced by women as they have helped shape the country's identity. The concert culminates in Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony, a work originally dedicated to heroism, as we honor the unwavering courage and pioneering spirit of women throughout American history. Each piece in this program is a testament to the profound impact of women’s contributions to society, offering a musical narrative of their journey toward equality and recognition.


Program

CAMILLE PÉPIN (b. 1990) The Sound of Trees

JOAN TOWER (b. 1938) Made in America

BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Eroica Symphony


Featuring Artists

Alejandro Hernandez-Valdez
Conductor

Valeriya Sholokhova
Cello

Jo-Ann Sternberg
Clarinet