Summer season opener featured trumpeter Pacho Flores performing a recent Robert Sierra concerto
One couldn’t have asked for a nicer way to open the San Diego Symphony’s summer season than with the clear skies and warm temperatures at the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park on Friday evening.
The program had the theme of dances for orchestra. Bernstein’s “Symphonic Dances from ‘West Side Story’” opened the concert, a strong reminder of the brilliant music he conceived to Jerome Robbins’ choreography in their ground-breaking musical. “Salseando” was generally tonal, but frequently clouded with chromaticism or whole-tone harmonies. The writing for the soloist, although strictly notated, was more improvisational, and in several places the composer allowed the soloist to ignore written-out passages and improvise.
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