The latest program by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra honors Robert Chen, the orchestra’s invaluable concertmaster and masterful violinist. It also features a glimpse of a rarely revived opera.
Concertmaster Robert Chen in a performance of Mozart’s “Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major.”
The brief opening work on the program is the exuberant Overture to Domenico Cimarosa’s much heralded, but now rarely revived 1792 opera, “Il matrimonio segreto” , scored for strings, winds, two horns and timpani. The six-minute piece quickly shifts moods — moving from high-speed excitement to a lyrical passage, and then becomes a race to the end. It’s enough to make you wish the full opera might receive a revival.
Divided into seven mood-shifting sections, the “Serenade” opens with a calm, lyrical melody that grows into a big sound and uses the many different voices of the instruments in this seamless grouping in a delightful way.
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