Copland's Appalachian Spring
Copland’s Appalachian Spring, performed with the Louisville Ballet, shares the program with the world premiere of a new work by the Creators Corps.
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DateSaturday, Apr. 11, 2026 at 7:30 PM
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Event Starts7:30 PM
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VenueWhitney Hall at The Kentucky Center
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Doors Open2 Hours Before Show
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Silicon Hymnal
I. Hypnotica
II. Phat Reel
III. Air for Three
IV. Abide with Me
V. Finale
Time for Three
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Appalachian Spring
Louisville Ballet, Andrea Schermoly, choreographer
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A celebration of American sound and movement, this program brings together music, dance, and innovation under the baton of Teddy Abrams. The GRAMMY-winning ensemble Time for Three takes the spotlight in Mason Bates’ Concerto for String Trio, a work that fuses classical virtuosity with contemporary energy. “With their staggering technique and freewheeling genre-crossing,” says NPR, “it’s hard not to be swept up in the force of Time for Three’s contagious energy.”
The Louisville Ballet joins the Louisville Orchestra for a performance of Copland’s Appalachian Spring featuring original choreography by Andrea Schermoly, a piece that embodies the spirit of renewal, tradition, and vast landscapes. The evening also features a world premiere by Chelsea Komschlies, a new voice from the Louisville Orchestra Creators Corps, whose unexpected textures are both adventurous and affective.
FAQs
Yes! Louisville Ballet's esteemed dance company will perform with the Louisville Orchestra for this concert.
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