An American in Paris

Dive into a whirlwind celebration of American music with “An American in Paris,” a concert film that blends jazz, cinematic storytelling, and contemporary Americana into one unforgettable experience. The program opens with George Gershwin’s own “An American in Paris,” a rollicking, rhythm‑driven masterpiece that struts through the streets of the city as if on a jazz dance floor. From there, the legendary Berlin Philharmonic concertmaster Noah Bendix‑Bagley takes the spotlight, delivering a Klezmer‑infused violin showstopper titled “Fidl Fantazia,” composed and orchestrated by the celebrated Samuel Adler—a high‑energy display of virtuosity and spirited improvisation. The adventure continues with John Williams’ “Adventures on Earth,” a composition that captures childlike wonder and the art of cinematic storytelling, guiding listeners through a sonic journey of discovery. Finally, Michael Daugherty’s bold “Cadillac Ranch” whisks you to a quirky Texas roadside landmark, combining bold contemporary motifs with a playful nod to Americana. Together, Gershwin, Williams, and Daugherty paint wildly different yet distinctly connected portraits of the American experience, offering fans a vibrant, culturally rich musical voyage. Get your tickets now and experience the thrill of this classic and contemporary concert film at a spectacular performance that promises to delight every ear.