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All-American Celebration — Tribute to VA250
- Dates: November 8, 2026
- Times: 3pm
- Admission: See Event Website for Details
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Jefferson Center
Location: Jefferson Center - Shaftman Performance Hall
541 Luck Avenue Suite 221
Roanoke , VA 24016 - Visit Website
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Shaftman Performance Hall | Roanoke
Jon Nakamatsu, piano – Van Cliburn Winner
David Stewart Wiley, conductor
America’s Spirit Comes Alive
Celebrate the music, power, and promise of America through stirring fanfares, sweeping landscapes, and iconic masterworks.
Morton Gould: An American Salute: When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Edward MacDowell: Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor
David Wiley: Celebration Fanfare
Florence Price: Concert Overture No. 2 (RSO Premiere)
Ferde Grofé: “On the Trail” from Grand Canyon Suite
Aaron Copland: A Lincoln Portrait
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All-American Celebration — Tribute to VA250
- 541 Luck Avenue
- Roanoke , VA 24016
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- Jefferson Center - Shaftman Performance Hall
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