InformationConductor Stephanie Childress leads a program filled with the enduring charm of springtime, beginning with Britten's Simple Symphony, a delightful showcase of youthful energy and playful spirit. Canadian bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch brings Vaughan Williams's stirring Songs of Travel to life, each movement brimming with wanderlust. The program concludes with Schumann's "Spring" Symphony, a joyous celebration of renewal and awakening, capturing the season's freshness and vitality.
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