Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Led by conducting sensation Elim Chan, The Cleveland Orchestra boldly answers the knock of fate in Beethoven's immortal Fifth Symphony, which opens with the most famous four notes in music. Meanwhile, the witty suite from Pulcinella shows Stravinsky at his neoclassical best, and TCO's Principal Trumpet Michael Sachs demonstrates his instrument's full melodic potential in Haydn's deliciously sunny Trumpet Concerto.
There will be a concert preview presentation one hour prior to the performance in Reinberger Chamber Hall with Michael Strasser, Professor of Musicology Emeritus, Baldwin Wallace University.
For more information, visit: clevelandorchestra.com/events/beethovens-fateful-fifth
Michael Sach's performance is generously sponsored by John and Deborah Warner
Elim Chan's performance is generously sponsored by Herb and Jody Wainer.
Led by conducting sensation Elim Chan, The Cleveland Orchestra boldly answers the knock of fate in Beethoven's immortal Fifth Symphony, which opens with the most famous four notes in music. Meanwhile, the witty suite from Pulcinella shows Stravinsky at his neoclassical best, and TCO's Principal Trumpet Michael Sachs demonstrates his instrument's full melodic potential in Haydn's deliciously sunny Trumpet Concerto.
There will be a concert preview presentation one hour prior to the performance in Reinberger Chamber Hall with Michael Strasser, Professor of Musicology Emeritus, Baldwin Wallace University.
For more information, visit: clevelandorchestra.com/events/beethovens-fateful-fifth
Michael Sach's performance is generously sponsored by John and Deborah Warner
Elim Chan's performance is generously sponsored by Herb and Jody Wainer.
