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Seattle Festival Orchestra in Downtown Seattle | Mendelssohn and Rachmaninoff

Plymouth Congregational Church
Seattle, WA

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*PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW SEATTLE CONCERT LOCATION AND TIME FOR THIS SEASON*

3:00 PM at Plymouth Congregational Church in Downtown Seattle

Conductor: Wesley Schulz
Soloist: Rick Rowley, Piano

PROGRAM:

MENDELSSOHN Piano Concerto No. 1, G minor
RACHMANINOFF Symphony No. 2, E minor

Rick Rowley performs throughout the United States, Europe, and Latin America with many of the worlds finest instrumentalists and singers in his solo, concerto, and collaborative performances. Mr. Rowley has recorded highly praised solo piano discs and has also recorded chamber music and songs for voice and piano. He has also taught, performed and directed in summer festivals for the French-American Vocal Academy in Salzburg and France, and in the United States. This summer Mr. Rowley began a new series, recording his complete and upcoming performances of Mozart Piano Sonatas for Mozart Festival Texas.

Mr. Rowley is on the Faculty of the University of Texas at Austin in the Butler School of Music and serves as Artistic Director of the Butler Opera Center Young Artists Program. In recent seasons he has performed Beethovens Choral Fantasy for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra with Gerhardt Zimmermann and the University of Texas Symphony Orchestra, as well as Bernsteins Age of Anxiety. His performance of Schumanns C major Fantasy, Op. 17, not only won the Austin Critics Table award for Instrumentalist of the Year, but was also named one of the 10 Best Performances of Music and Dance by the Austin Chronicle. In addition to a musical career, Mr. Rowley has been involved in over fifty theatrical productions as actor, musical director and director. He performed speaking roles for two Austin Symphony Beyond the Score performances, and appeared in the role of Frosch for the Butler Opera Centers production of Die Fledermaus to great acclaim.