The Rising Virtuoso
Experience burgeoning virtuosity when the Charlotte Civic Orchestra proudly presents Nathan Meltzer, teenage violin prodigy, in performances of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35 (movement 3) and Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra. Fifteen-year-old Nathan Meltzer began his music studies in a second-grade orchestra class in Austria. At age 11, he joined the “Violin Virtuosi” at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music; at age 13, he entered the Perlman Music Program. Nathan has performed in Buenos Aires, Quebec, São Paulo, Tel Aviv, Vienna, and across the U.S., including solo engagements with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the Evansville Philharmonic, and the Bloomington and Muncie Symphony orchestras. Later this fall, Nathan solos with the Pittsburgh Symphony and returns to NPR’s From the Top for a duo with Mark O’Connor and a Beethoven sonata with Christopher O’Riley. Now a high-school sophomore in New York City, Nathan studies at Juilliard with Itzhak Perlman and Li Lin.
The Charlotte Civic will also perform Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5 in e minor.
- DATE: October 11th 2015, 3:30 pm
- VENUE: Dana Auditorium, Queens University of Charlotte, 1900 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, NC
- TICKETS: Online Purchase at Eventbrite: Adult $15, Senior $12, Student $12, Family $40
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Parking Detail
- From Selwyn Ave, turn at Wellesley St
- Dana Auditorium is on the corner next of Selwyn and Wellesley; You may drop off patrons street side to the sideway beside the auditorium, or in the small parking lot adjacent to Dana Auditorium.
- Designated CCO Parking in parking deck A/North, which is behind the Levine building.
- – On Wellesley St, Proceed pass the grassy quad, and take the second driveway entry behind the Levine building;
- Parking deck A is the second deck on the right of the driveway (the first is reserved for Queens students). The gate will automatically open upon approach.
- Campus Parking Map http://www.queens.edu/Documents/About%20Queens/FINALCAMPUSMAP.pdf
- Obey posted traffic signs and parking zones. Do not park on the street when in doubt, since it is restricted in most areas.
