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A Tribute to 250 Years of American Music

  • Cathedral of the Incarnation 46 Cathedral Avenue Garden City, New York, 11530 United States (map)

North Shore Symphony Orchestra • 2026–2027 Season Opening Concert

A Tribute to 250 Years of American Music

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About the Performance

Join the North Shore Symphony Orchestra (NSSO) as we kick off our 2026–2027 concert season with A Tribute to 250 Years of American Music. Presented in partnership with the Garden City Historical Society as part of a community gala weekend, this special concert celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States with rich orchestral masterworks spanning the nation's musical heritage.

Featured Soloist & Repertoire

Under the baton of Music Director Harry Marenstein, the program highlights classic Americana alongside a virtuosic showcase featuring Douglas Aliano (Double Bass), the 2026 winner of the Long Island Music Educator Performance Prize (LIMEPP). Aliano will perform Giovanni Bottesini’s renowned Concerto No. 2 in B minor for Double Bass and Orchestra.

  • Americana Orchestral Selections: Works celebrating 250 years of American musical tradition

    • John Stafford Smith: Star-Spangled Banner (arr. Damrosch)

    • William Billings: Chester

    • Alexander Reinagle: Federal March

    • Traditional: Shenandoah

    • Virgil Thomson: Fugue & Chorale on "Yankee Doodle"

    • Charles Ives / William Schuman: Variations on "America"

    • John Knowles Paine: Centennial Hymn

  • Featured Concerto: Giovanni Bottesini – Concerto No. 2 in B minor for Double Bass and Orchestra

Guest Soloist: Douglas Aliano, Double Bass (2026 LIMEPP Winner)

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Admission to this performance is free to the public, but seating is limited. Please reserve your tickets in advance to guarantee entry.

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Generously supported and underwritten by Mary Jane and Tom Poole.

Presented in collaboration with The Garden City Historical Society.

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