2020-2021 SEASON
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Upcoming free streaming @home events…
Sunday November 22, 2020 ” ¡Viva Latino! ” Concert Part II
Video will premiere on the 22nd, come and listen at your convenience – video will be available all day!
The Q&A will occur at 3:30pm
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Carlos Jimenez – Flute
- Maria Cervantes
- Soñando Con Puerto Rico
- Los Tamalitos De Olga
- Body & Soul
Urara Mogi, Violin
Reiko Uchida, (piano acc.)
- Oblivion by Astor Piazzolla
- Tango by Isaac Albeniz
- Estrellita “Star of Love” by Manuel Ponce
Reiko Uchida, Piano
- El Puerto by Isaac Albeniz
- A lenda do caboclo by Heitor Villa-Lobos
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Live Q&A with YPO Music Director, Tong Chen, and concert artists
To join the Live Q&A, please send your request and question to
press@yonkersphilharmonic.org

Previous Events
Sunday June 14, 2020: @ Home With Tong – From the Podium
Music Director – Tong Chen and other conductors recount their experiences with her Queens College Copland School of Music mentor Maurice Peress – Leonard Bernstein’s first assistant conductor at the New York Philharmonic, international conductor, collaborator with Duke Ellington on his jazz symphony: Black, Brown and Beige.
Sunday June 28, 2020: Conversations with Bob Sherman – Flutist Adam Ray
WQXR radio personality Robert (Bob) Sherman talks with award-winning YPO flutist Adam Ray. In addition to his work with YPO and Lehman College Symphony Orchestra Ray attributes his ability to bring diversity to his music to his father Michel Ray (known for his work with Kool & The Gang and the Sun Ra Arkestra).
Sunday July 12, 2020: YPO Special – Behind the Scenes
YPO Music Director Tong Chen and selected YPO musicians conduct master classes with this year’s YPO Concerto Competition winners.
Sunday August 23, 2020: YPO Garden Party
Live-streamed and live in-person concert (social distancing permitting). YPO, under the baton of Maestra Tong Chen, performs Broadway show tunes and dance music in a garden setting. Hosts and location of live concert to be announced.
Sunday September 27, 2020: Fairy Tale Music Appreciation
Fairy tales play a significant role in classical music. Learn which instruments or sounds stir imaginations and conjure up warm memories in preparation for our October concert featuring Scheherazade (1001 Arabian Nights).
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