Heroic Pictures
June 27 & 28, 2020After careful consideration in consultation with our board leadership, local and state health authorities and officials we are rescheduling the April 4&5 concerts. Under the direction of Music Director Finalist, Dr. Stephen Radcliffe, we will perform Heroic Pictures June 27th & 28th at Juneau Douglas High School.
We place the health and well-being of our community first and appreciate your understanding the need to reschedule. It is our sincere hope that for the good of our organization, our loyal patrons can attend one of these new dates and if not, will be willing to consider their tickets as donations back to the organization to help minimize our loses in this time of uncertainty.
If you have questions or need more information please visit our website. We will be updating the site with new information as it is available.
We are all in this together and trust that our community’s efforts to minimize the impact of COVID-19 will be effective and that the rescheduled date will be fine. We will of course respond to new developments if needed as they unfold.
In addition to the rescheduling of our mainstage concert, we are postponing our March 28th special fund raising event, Beethoven and Brews at Twisted Fish. We hope to reschedule the event, so please stay tuned for a new date.
Feel free to also reach out by phone to our office at 586-4676 or send an email to info@juneausymphony.org.
Thank you for your ongoing support!
Saint-Saëns Marche Héroïque, Op. 34
Beethoven Violin Concerto in D, Op. 61
Mussorgksy Pictures at an Exhibition
Modeste Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition” was written as an homage to his friend, artist Victor Hartmann. It takes the listener through a “musical gallery” of vibrant orchestral color and dramatically shifting moods. Mussorgsky’s masterpiece encompasses breathtaking emotions and, in Maurice Ravel’s imaginative orchestration, is the Russian genius’ most beloved and revered symphonic opus. Also featured on the program is the Juneau Symphony’s brilliant concertmaster, Franz Felkl, performing Beethoven’s monumental Violin Concerto. The work’s purity and tactful simplicity has placed it among the most revered and adored concerti ever written.
Purchase Tickets
All tickets purchased for April’s concerts will be honored and automatically transferred to the respective June dates.

Stephen Radcliffe
Music Director Finalist
Franz Felkl
Violin
Franz Felkl was born and raised in Juneau. He started his violin studies with Guo Hua Xia at age four and continued his studies in high school with Linda Rosenthal. Franz received a BS in Violin Performance and a Bachelor of Music Education K-12 from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. In 2012 he won the Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra’s Concerto Competition. As an educator he has worked as a coach in a chamber music setting for young artists, taught at music camps for young musicians, and worked with the Fairbanks Youth Symphony Orchestras. From 2016 to 2019, Franz was the second violinist in the Amernet String Quartet, Ensemble-in-Residence at Florida International University. Franz has moved back to Juneau to teach violin privately and also has been appointed concertmaster of the Juneau Symphony.
