Live at The Sheldon

Radiance

📍 This event takes place at The Sheldon

Thursday, Nov 19, 2026, 7:30pm Get Tickets

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Program

Steven Franklin, curator and trumpet
Jonathan Randazzo, curator and trombone
Peter Henderson, piano

Jacques Castérède Concertino
Peter Henderson New Work (World Premiere)
Steven Franklin Allegro agitato, mo non troppo from Sonata
Juraj Filas Sonata
Dean Wibe in the shadow of a reflection (World Premiere/SLSO commission)
Joseph Turrin Fandango

About this Concert

Trumpet, trombone, and piano come together in a dynamic program exploring the many possibilities of chamber music collaboration, curated by SLSO musicians Steven Franklin and Jonathan Randazzo. From intimate solo and duo works to vibrant music for all three instruments, the program moves between contrasting voices, textures, and musical styles. Featuring radiant works by Jacques Castérède, Juraj Filas, Joseph Turrin, and the SLSO’s own Steven Franklin, alongside world premieres from SLSO keyboardist Peter Henderson and Mizzou composer Dean Wibe, the evening showcases the distinctive character and color of these three musical voices.

- An active composer and musician, Steven Franklin was a founding member of The Brass Project, a Philadelphia-based brass sextet that commissioned over 40 works. Individually, he has composed pieces for the American Brass Quintet, Lake Placid Sinfonietta, Philadelphia Orchestra, Boston Symphony, New York Philharmonic, and more.
- SLSO keyboardist Peter Henderson’s discography includes collaborations with violinist David Halen, flutist Mark Sparks, bass trombonist Gerry Pagano, violist Jonathan Vinocour, and soprano Marlissa Hudson. His most recent solo album, A Celebration of African Composers for Piano, was released in 2017.
- Dean Wibe is the 21st recipient of the Sinquefield Composition Prize from the University of Missouri’s Mizzou New Music Initiative. This annual accolade gives the winner an opportunity to write an original work for one of Mizzou’s large ensembles and have it performed and recorded.
- Called “one of the Czech Republic’s most important contemporary classical composers,” Juraj Filas wrote more than one hundred works during his lifetime, including concertos, symphonies, compositions for chamber ensemble, opera, and the prize-winning TV opera Memento Mori.

Artists

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Steven Franklin

Curator and Trumpet

Jonathan Randazzo

Curator and Trombone

Peter Henderson

Principal
Florence G. and Morton J. May Chair

Special Thanks

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Live at The Sheldon is sponsored by the Sinquefield Charitable Foundation. Welcomed by Classic 107.3

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