AN EVENING OF POPULAR MASTERWORKS INCLUDES ARTHUR HONEGGER’S PASTORALE D’ETÉ, A MUSICAL IMPRESSION OF A PEACEFUL EARLY MORNING IN THE SWISS ALPS. INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED VIOLINIST TIMOTHY CHOOI TAKES CENTER STAGE TO PERFORM MOZART’S MAJESTIC VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 5. “TURKISH” NICKNAMED DUE TO THE SUDDEN SWITCH IN THE MIDDLE OF A MOVEMENT TO WHAT IS MEANT TO SUGGEST WILD TURKISH MUSIC. THE CONCERT CONCLUDES WITH BEETHOVEN’S SYMPHONY NO. 7, WHICH THE COMPOSER HIMSELF THOUGHT OF AS ONE OF HIS BEST WORKS.