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RI Philharmonic Pops in the Park |
Slater Memorial Park
401 Newport Avenue
Pawtucket RI, 02860 |
| Saturday, Sept. 12 |
| 5:30pm |
Bring blankets and chairs! RI PHILHARMONIC POPS IN THE PARK presented by The Pawtucket Teachers’ Alliance, Slater Memorial Park, 5:30 p.m. RI Philharmonic’s last concert of the Summer Pops Series, with resident conductor Francisco Noya. Bring blankets and chairs! Fireworks following. Rain date Sept. 13. The Shanagans will perform at 4 p.m.
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Pawtucket Teachers' Alliance Pops in the Park
September 12, 2009
Program
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| Smith |
National Anthem |
| Rimsky-Korsakoff |
Procession of the Nobles |
| Prokofiev |
Love for Three Oranges |
| Elgar |
Chanson De Nuit |
| Haydn |
Symphony No. 104 - iv |
| Verdi |
Triumphal March from Aida |
| Shostakovich |
Dance from Age of Gold |
| Arr. Custer |
Star Trek selections |
| Rado, Ragne, Mac Dermot |
Hair – Suite |
| Anderson |
Blue Tango, Fiddle Faddle |
| Jackson |
Michael Jackson Medley |
| Alford |
Colonel Bogey March |
| Sousa |
Knightsbridge March |
| Ward/Dragon |
America the Beautiful |
| Tchaikovsky |
1812 Overture |
| Sousa |
Stars and Stripes Forever |
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 FRANCISCO NOYA has served as Resident Conductor of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra for eleven seasons. As Resident Conductor, he presents pre-concert talks and serves as “cover” conductor for all Classical Series concerts. He conducts the education concerts, the POPS-PHIL-PPAC Series and Summer Pops concerts. He joins Music Director Larry Rachleff representing the Philharmonic artistically and educationally throughout the Rhode Island community. He has also accompanied the annual Philharmonic tours to Europe, adding his musical expertise to the experience. This season Mr. Noya will conduct the Philharmonic’s April 18th Classical concert that features pianist Fabio Bidini and the Providence Singers.
Mr. Noya has become a prominent figure in the Boston and New England music scene. He served as Music Director of the Longwood Symphony Orchestra in Boston for 12 seasons and conducted acclaimed performances of both Bellini’s Norma and Verdi’s Aida with Symphony by the Sea and the Bel Canto opera company. He currently serves as a member of the Conducting Faculty of the Berklee College of Music in Boston. In the fall of 2008 he will begin his tenure as the Music Director of the Berklee College Symphony Orchestra. Later this season he will conduct the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra and present a program at a Providence Athenaeum Salon, among other engagements in the New England area.
A native of Venezuela, Mr. Noya served as Assistant Conductor of the Caracas Philharmonic and Assistant to the Music Director of the Teatro Teresa Carreño, one of the most prestigious theaters in Latin America. Earlier this summer Mr. Noya returned to Venezuela where he held Master Classes for 25 young conductors of the famed El Sistema, the world-renowned music-education program of that country. He also conducted two concerts in Caracas for the Miranda State Orchestra, one of the El Sistema orchestras.
Mr. Noya currently resides in Providence and can frequently be spotted on the tennis courts at Roger Williams Park.
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