Violinist Taichi Fukumura and his teacher Peter Zazofsky combine forces on Bach's Concerto for Two Violins, as the Boston Civic Symphony's 91st season rolls on with A Civic Serenade at Regis College. For their salute to the serenade, known for its melodic, romantic elements and named after the Italian word for "calm," the orchestra's chosen a pair of stand-out works by Dvorak and Tchaikovsky. In fact, the latter's gorgeous Serenade for Strings was famously adapted into a ballet by George Balanchine. Guest conductor Channing Yu is also set to lead the ensemble in a piece composed by the ensemble's former cellist Dianne Wachsman.