New Year's Eve Celebration
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Samuel Hollister, conductor
Aubrey Logan, vocals and trombone
Adam Maness, piano
Bob DeBoo, bass
Kaleb Kirby, drums
Aaron Copland Buckaroo Holiday from Rodeo
George Gershwin “Fascinatin’ Rhythm”
David Mann “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning”
Aubrey Logan “Done Pretending that I Don’t Love You”
Leonard Bernstein Three Dance Episodes from On the Town
Florence Price Dances in the Canebrakes
Milton Ager “Happy Days”
Frank Loesser “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?”
Dmitri Shostakovich Waltz from Suite for Variety Orchestra, No. 1
Georges Bizet “Habanera”
Arturo Márquez Danzón No. 2
About this Concert
Ring in 2027 with your St. Louis Symphony Orchestra as the orchestra fills Powell Hall with music that speaks to the heart while embracing the hope and joy the new year brings. Samuel Hollister conducts the SLSO for this special concert that is sure to carry you into the New Year with a spirit of renewal, anticipation, and excitement. Make Powell Hall your destination for a night of music and emotion you’ll never forget.
Upgrade your concert experience with a Premium Pass. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary valet parking, drinks, and treats—and make your visit to the symphony feel a little more special.
Keep the night going at After Party, the SLSO’s post-concert hang. Enjoy a relaxed, modern vibe in the lobby as you sip drinks and connect with friends. No additional ticket is required.
Note: Featured artists are not scheduled to appear at After Party.
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- Samuel Hollister has served as the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s Assistant Conductor and The Fred M. Saigh Youth Orchestra Music Director since 2024.
- A passionate champion of new music, Hollister’s work has also included unearthing long-lost masterworks of the past. In 2022, he co-founded and led the “Emilie Mayer Project” at University of Rhode Island, for which he helped create the first public domain edition of Mayer’s Overture No. 3 for any orchestra to use and perform for free.
- Hollister is also a keen chess player, and when he’s not conducting, composing or playing music, he can be found exploring nature with his camera in hand.
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Ring in 2027 with your SLSO as the orchestra fills Powell Hall with music that speaks to the heart while embracing the hope and joy the new year brings.





