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Dvořák muses on styles from America, blending Old and New Worlds.
Francisco COLL: Hidd’n Blue [U.S. Premiere]
DE FALLA: Nights in the Gardens of Spain
DVOŘÁK: Symphony No. 9, From the New World
- At the height of his fame, de Falla was drawn to the Alhambra palace. The vast gardens there inspired music that rivals the greatest orchestral works of Ravel and Debussy.
- Dvořák was lured to America by a job as director of the National Conservatory of Music in New York City.
- Dvořák wrote his Ninth Symphony in a townhouse on East 17th Street, adding the title “From the New World” as an afterthought, signifying “impressions and greetings” from America.
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Several parking options surround Music Hall. A 450-space underground garage at Washington Park is located directly across Elm Street from the front doors of venue. This convenient garage also has handicapped parking and elevators. A surface lot between Music Hall and Memorial Hall is accessible from Elm Street and Central Parkway. Convenient parking is also available at the Town Center Parking (CET) Garage on Central Parkway. Pay-on-entry parking is $10-$15 for special events at all nearby lots. For more information about parking at Music Hall, call (513) 744-3344.
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