Mozart & Brahms

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“A big, luscious tone and a technique as natural as breathing,” raves The Washington Post of Paul Huang who joins José Luis Gómez and the Tucson Symphony for Brahms’ romantic Violin Concerto. The 22-year-old Mozart composed his joyous Symphony No. 31 during his eight months in Paris. And discover Grammy-nominated Spanish-American composer Andrea Casarrubios. Her elegiac Herencia honors both her heritage, and that of the listener. Paul Huang’s appearance is generously underwritten by Shirley Chann and Lori Mackstaller. Concert Comments Sponsored by Photo by Marco Borggreve