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Triumph, romance, courage, and the unmistakable power of a full symphony orchestra launch Symphonicity's season-long journey, The Long Road: Music in Search of Peace. Shostakovich's dazzling Festive Overture bursts onto the stage with exhilarating orchestral brilliance before Chaerin Kim takes center stage on two instruments: first bringing elegance and virtuosity to Glière's lush Harp Concerto, then moving to the piano for Addinsell's sweeping and cinematic Warsaw Concerto, music forever associated with resilience in a world at war. Tchaikovsky's stirring Marche slave brings the afternoon to a climax in a dramatic work born from conflict that starts as a funeral dirge and ends with hopeful splendor. The harp and piano soloist then steps onto the podium as composer and conductor in a finale of peace and love within her own work, Rendezvous. PROGRAM Dmitri Shostakovich — Festive Overture Reinhold Glière — Harp Concerto I. Allegro moderato II. Tema con variazioni III. Allegro giocoso Richard Addinsell — Warsaw Concerto for Piano and Orchestra Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Marche slave, Op. 31 (“Slavonic March”) Chaerin Kim — Rendezvous Chaerin Kim, piano and harp Daniel W. Boo

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