Vallejo Symphony Presents:
“The Clock”

A Beautiful Afternoon of Masterworks & Vocal Splendor

Experience the timeless power and elegance of orchestral music as the
Vallejo Symphony returns to the historic Empress Theatre on
Sunday, February 1 for a breathtaking performance beginning at
3:00 PM (doors open at 2:00 PM).

Founded in 1931, the Vallejo Symphony is one of California’s oldest professional orchestras,
rooted in the belief that live music is vital to community life and artistic expression. Under
the direction of Maestro Marc Taddei, the orchestra continues to present vibrant, compelling
programs that resonate with both longtime classical fans and newcomers alike.

This special concert features the beloved Symphony No. 101, “The Clock,” by Joseph Haydn, known
for its elegant precision and sparkling spirit. The program also includes Ravel’s delicate
Le Tombeau de Couperin and Berlioz’s ravishing song cycle Les Nuits d’été,
featuring the warm, expressive mezzo-soprano voice of Nikola Printz.

Whether you’re a seasoned symphony patron or discovering orchestral music for the first time,
this afternoon concert offers a rich palette of sound—from delicate French masterpieces to
Haydn’s playful brilliance. The Empress Theatre’s stunning acoustics and elegant atmosphere make
this performance a truly special cultural experience.