Vladimir Zaitsev & Garden State Philharmonic to Perform Mozart, Gershwin at Morris Museum
Acclaimed pianist Vladimir Zaitsev returns to the Bickford stage with a concert featuring a unique blend of Mozart and Gershwin. Under the direction of Maestro Anthony LaGruth, Zaitsev will be accompanied by members of the Garden State Philharmonic. Concert highlights include Mozart's Concerto #12, Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F and a medley of Gershwin's greatest hits including Rhapsody in Blue.
"...Zaitsev is a splendid pianist and his New York debut was triumphant. Mr. Zaitsev's interpretations are meticulously planned, then brilliantly executed.'' - The New York Times.
Vladimir Zaitsev is an award-winning pianist and versatile entertainer. A native of Kiev, Ukraine, he has performed on three continents, including appearances in Lincoln Center and
Carnegie Hall with the International Symphony.
Tickets may be purchased online at morrismuseum.org, by phone at (973) 971-3706, or in person at the Bickford Theatre Box Office. The Bickford Theatre is an integral part of the Morris Museum, located at 6 Normandy Heights Road in Morristown, NJ, and offers free parking and full accessibility. Box Office hours for phone sales are Monday through Friday, 10:00am to 5:00pm. Walk-up hours are Tuesday through Friday, 11:00am to 5:00pm.
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