Wallace Westfeldt

Limestone Concerto Wallace Westfeldt

Limestone Concerto is about two musicians who cope with their careers, their relationship, and the volatile politics of their community during the year, 1963. In a state best known for basketball, corn, and car-racing, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra prepares for some of the best concerts of its existence. The opportunities to improve its world wide ranking culminate with the hosting of the American debut of an internationally acclaimed pianist from the Soviet Union. The debut does not sit well with certain members of the local community. The result is a thrilling performance, sabotage, and dire consequences for those most closely connected the success of the orchestra.