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<p><strong>ANDREY BOREYKO</strong> conductor<br />
<strong>AKIKO SUWANAI</strong> violin</p>
<p>Two NJSO debuts we’re eager to share with you: Russia’s Andrey Boreyko in treasured masterpieces from his homeland, and Japan’s Akiko Suwanai in an iconic violin classic.</p>
<p><strong>MASON BATES</strong> <em>Attack Decay Sustain Release</em> (NJSO Premiere)<br />
A four-minute joyride, with the strings and brass tumbling over each other, and a touch of groove inspired by Mason Bates’ love of electronic dance music.</p>
<p><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY</strong> Violin Concerto<br />
Famous for blending elegance with fireworks, Suwanai performs one of the most beloved of all violin concertos.</p>
<p><strong>SHOSTAKOVICH</strong> Symphony No. 10<br />
For decades early in his career, Shostakovich was hounded and harassed by Soviet leader Josef Stalin. Shostakovich’s 10th was written just after Stalin’s death; it is a towering testament to resilience over tyranny</p>
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&lt;p&gt;ANDREY BOREYKO conductor AKIKO SUWANAI violin Two NJSO debuts we’re eager to share with you: Russia’s Andrey Boreyko in treasured masterpieces from his homeland, and Japan’s Akiko Suwanai in an iconic violin [&hellip;]&lt;/p&gt;\n

TCHAIKOVSKY’S VIOLIN CONCERTO NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA