On the calendar

David Eaton and members of the New York City Symphony performed at the United Nations as part of the U.N.’s ECOSOC 80th Anniversary program.

David Eaton had several of his compositions and arrangements performed by the Hyo Jeong Chamber Ensemble in a concert in Seorak, South Korea, including the premiere of Berceuse for Clarinet, Piano and String Trio, Op. 72a.

Maestro Eaton returned to South Korea to conduct the Korean Modern Philharmonic. Over 15,000 people attended at the World Peace Center outside Seoul. He also conducted the newly formed Hyo Jeong Youth Orchestra.

David Eaton conducted several of his arrangements at the Peace Starts With Me concert featuring Hezekiah Walker, Dionne Warwick and Yolanda Adams at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Over 12,000 people attended.

David Eaton conducted the Western Symphony Orchestra in South Korea featuring vocalists Paul Potts and Seiko Lee. The program included the premiere of Onward and Upward as well as several of his arrangements.

Maestro Eaton returned to South Korea on November 4, 2018 for the opening of the Hyo Jeong Youth Orchestra, conducting the faculty ensemble. He conducted the HJYO inaugural concert on April 28, 2019, with a second concert on October 28, 2019 in Gapyeong.

David Eaton conducted a concert with tenor Paul Potts and the Western Symphony Orchestra at the HJ Global Arts Center in South Korea.

David Eaton returned to Vienna to conduct the Vienna Youth Ensemble, joined by former members of the Vienna Boys Choir, in the premiere of Euro Hymn-2018.

Invited by soprano Seiko Lee, Eaton conducted a benefit concert for Syrian refugees at the Syrian Orthodox Church in Vienna, including three movements from Halelu: Songs of David.

David Eaton conducted the Prime Philharmonic in South Korea featuring tenor Matthew Hill.

David Eaton conducted his composition Sing Praise, Hallelujah for chorus and orchestra in South Korea.

Maestro Eaton returned to Korea to conduct the Prime Symphony Orchestra at the World Peace Center.

Members of the NYC Symphony and soprano Seiko Lee performed at the United Nations at the U.N./GHFS Awards Banquet.

The New York City Symphony performed at the United Nations as part of the UN’s 70th anniversary program. Maestro Eaton composed 70 and Counting, Op. 54, for the occasion.

Members of the NYC Symphony appeared on NBC’s Saturday Night Live with Grammy Award-winning band Imagine Dragons.

David Eaton arranged music for New York State’s Rising Communities television campaign, recorded at Avatar Studios in New York.

David Eaton conducted two concerts with David D’Or and the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra in Taiwan.

David Eaton conducted the Hanoi Philharmonic at the Hanoi Opera House as part of the 20th anniversary of Israeli–Vietnamese diplomatic relations, with David D’Or and Thanh Lam as soloists.

Premiere of Juxtapositions at the Lexington (MI) Bach Festival with Sasha Mishnaevski, principal violist of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, followed by a DSO performance.

David Eaton and the NYC Symphony performed at the United Nations General Assembly in commemoration of 9/11, including excerpts from Halelu, with guest vocalists David D’Or and Mzuri Moyo.

The Detroit Symphony performed two movements from Eaton’s suite Juxtapositions.

The NYC Symphony Chamber Ensemble returned to the United Nations General Assembly for the UN’s Interfaith program. David Eaton conducted Hope of All Ages from Halelu.