Yesterday afternoon Symphony director Carlos Kalmar stopped in to watch a dress rehearsal.

The dancers ran the piece in costume - which with the airy, delicate Serenade tutus is probably one of the prettiest things you'll see in a lifetime.



Carlos sits with Tchaikovsky's score, noting nuances in the dancing that help determine where the music's tempo should be sped up or slowed down, or on which notes his musicians should linger a bit longer.



After the dancers have finished their first run-through of the piece, Christopher and Carlos talk about small adjustments in the music's timing as the dancers take mental notes about the changes for the next run through.

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