DAVENPORT, IOWA (November 4, 2022) — This concert rich with royalty begins with Duke Ellington’s jazz and gospel-influenced Three Black Kings. QCSO principal cellist Hannah Holman will captivate with the rich and haunting cello soliloquies of Ernest Bloch’s Schelomo, the final work of his Jewish Cycle. The King of Rock and Roll’s signature sound is alive and well in Michael Daugherty’s Dead Elvis featuring QCSO principal bassoonist Benjamin Coelho. We toast to friendship with Johann Strauss Jr’s stately Emperor Waltz, before ending the program with William Walton’s intense and cinematic Henry V Suite.

PROGRAM

DUKE ELLINGTON The Three Black Kings

ERNEST BLOCH Schelomo: Hebraic Rhapsody

MICHAEL DAUGHERTY Dead Elvis

JOHANN STRAUSS, JR. Emperor Waltz, Op. 437

WILLIAM WALTON Henry V: Suite

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MASTERWORKS II: FIT FOR A KING

Host Kai Swanson, and Maestro Mark Russell Smith chat about music and composers featured on Masterworks II: Fit for a King.

Please also join us for the in-person version which happens in the hall one hour before each performance.

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