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June 2022
Eternal Light And Mozart’s Requiem
Sarah Ioannides, conductor Symphony Tacoma Voices (Geoffrey Boers, director) WORLD PREMIERE Eternal Light 2.0 (Community Youth Commission) Mozart: Requiem Symphony Tacoma is delighted to reprise Eternal Light, a community youth commission, which invites young students to submit music, lyrics, drawings and poetry inspired by Lux Aeterna, a movement in Mozart’s Requiem. These snippets will be compiled into an original work produced by Sarah Ioannides. Unfinished at the time of his death, Mozart’s Requiem was commissioned by Count Franz von Walsegg… Continue Reading Eternal Light And Mozart’s Requiem
Find out more »Pacifica Chamber Orchestra Summer Concert
Award-winning chamber orchestra led by Artistic Director Fred Chu performs: Sinfonietta Op. 52 by Albert Roussel La Campanella by Niccolo Paganini, Fred Chu, solo violin Une Ancienne Legende Op.48 by Hidayat Inayat Khan Concerto for String Orchestra by Grazyna Bacewicz
Find out more »Skagit Pops! The Music of John Williams
Don your capes and masks for a celebration of orchestral scores from films spanning Maestro William's stellar career, including Jaws, E.T., Superman, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Harry Potter, Star Wars - and guests from a galaxy far, far away... Join us for out of this world fun and photos in the lobby before the concert. For more information, visit www.SkagitSymphony.com or call (360)848-9336 For tickets, visit www.McintyreHall.org or call (360)416-7727
Find out more »July 2022
Midsummer Musical Retreat
Join other musicians for a week of music-making with performances and workshops for string players, brass, wind and percussion players, and singers. Large ensembles include a string orchestra, symphonic orchestra, symphonic band, and choir. Workshops and coached chamber music sessions are offered each afternoon. The week culminates with a public performance by all large performing groups in the Whitman College Cordiner Performance Hall.
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