Film Music Concert

Overcoming Adversity Through Music

From heroic scores to triumphant cadenzas, a concert that celebrates music’s power over hardship

Overcoming Adversity Through Music Concert Film Experience

Immerse yourself in the cinematic journey of Overcoming Adversity Through Music, a powerful concert film capturing every beat, note, and emotion of the live performance. Explore high-quality footage, complete setlists, featured artist moments, and behind-the-scenes stories that bring the concert experience to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious viewer, this is your backstage pass to one of the most unforgettable music events ever filmed.


Concert Film

OVERCOMING ADVERSITY THROUGH MUSIC explores the uplifting power of sound, forging a bridge between cinematic classicism and timeless concert hall traditions. The program opens with **Erich Wolfgang Korngold, arr. Jerry Brubaker – “Sea Hawk”**, a soaring score from the eponymous film, setting an heroic tone. Young violinist **Yonatan Grinberg** then brings the beacon of hope to life with **John Williams – “Main Theme” from *Schindler’s List”,** an emotional reprise that invites listeners into a world of reflective beauty. Conductor **Brian Folus** leads the next movement, the vibro‑electronic storytelling of **Robert Dauber, arr. Sheldon Bair – “Serenade,”** merging classical motifs with modern texture. Grinberg returns with the playful adventure of **Felix Mendelssohn – “Incidental Music” from *A Midsummer Night’s Dream*, Op. 61**, melting jazz-infused strings into a pastoral melody. The heart of the evening is revealed through the resonant depth of **Mieczyslaw Weinberg – “Cello Concerto”, Op. 43 (1948)**, performed by **Lawrence Stomberg**. In the final spirited statements, the concerto passes from the serene **Adagio** to a luminous **Moderato**, surges into the vigorous **Allegro (with a Cadenza)**, and culminates with a triumphant **Allegro** that celebrates both mastery and resilience. Join us to feel the music’s triumph over adversity, a shared experience of hope, courage, and the unifying language of sound. For more details and tickets, please visit the provided link.

Past Dates and Locations


March 08, 2026

USA

Bel Air, USA

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