Aldebaran Symphony Orchestra

The music created by each of the three Russian composers,
Overture to the opera "The Emperor's Bride" (composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, 1898), based on the historical fact that the empress of Ivan IV of Moscow Russia died suddenly shortly after her marriage in the 16th century,
Ballet Scenes, Op. 52 (composed by Alexander Glazunov, 1894), a suite written as a gift to a Russian orchestra, not for any stage, although it contains the word "ballet,
Symphonic Dances, Op. 52 (composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff in 1940), his last work, in which the theme of the Gregorian chant "The Day of Wrath" is strongly evoked and the melody of Rachmaninoff's earlier works is also used to great effect.
The program will be presented in the following order.

[About the Organization].
The Aldebaran Symphony Orchestra is an orchestral group led by university students in Fukuoka, Japan, who will graduate in the spring of 2024. It is named after the Alpha star in the constellation of Taurus, which derives from the Arabic word for "that which follows".

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