The good news is that Greenwich Symphony Orchestra is back with live performances. This is exciting enough, but there is another bonus. Five different conductors will lead each of the five concert series. Conductor Stuart Malina is the first of the talented musicians vying to become the next Music Director of Greenwich Symphony Orchestra.
Opening concerts are Saturday, September 25 at 7:30 and Sunday, September 26 at 3:00 at the Performing Arts Center at Greenwich High School.
A five concert subscription series for $175 is the best way to evaluate all candidates. Individual tickets are $40 for adults and $10 for students.
Orchestra members are fully vaccinated and all safety protocols will be in place.
Despite masks, vaccination cards, social distancing and a new face on the podium, some things at Greenwich Symphony Orchestra remain the same. Talented guest soloists from all over the world come to Greenwich to perform.
Chee-Yun, a native of Seoul, South Korea will perform Violin Concerto No. 5 by Mozart in the guest soloist segment of this concert. The program music, some familiar, some not so well-known, is carefully chosen by a music committee made up of board and orchestra members. For this concert they have selected Music From A Scene from Shelley by Samuel Barber and Symphony in D by Cesar Franck in addition to the Mozart Violin Concerto.
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To get a special invitation to the concert from Stuart Malina click here.
To learn more about Chee-Yun and her life as a soloist who travels constantly go to https://youtu.be/l8ByV6cRzH8