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| | CELLO COLLECTION
Nov. 22 / 7 PM
Geaux Brewing
Page Smith,Olga Ruvinov,
Meg Brennand, Brian Wharton
Cellos can portray heroic moments, sorrowful melodies, as well as energetic tunes. Come hear why the cello is one of the most beloved instruments in a wide-ranging program of delightful music, from Bach and Vivaldi, to tangos, and everything in between. Whether in the relaxed atmosphere of Geaux Brewing, or the beautiful St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, you are sure to enjoy the smorgasbord of music! | Buy tickets |
| | CELLO COLLECTION
Nov. 24 / 4 PM
St. Matthew Episcopal Church
Page Smith,Olga Ruvinov,
Meg Brennand, Brian Wharton
Cellos can portray heroic moments, sorrowful melodies, as well as energetic tunes. Come hear why the cello is one of the most beloved instruments in a wide-ranging program of delightful music, from Bach and Vivaldi, to tangos, and everything in between. Whether in the relaxed atmosphere of Geaux Brewing, or the beautiful St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, you are sure to enjoy the smorgasbord of music! | Buy tickets |
| | AN AUBURN HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
Dec. 9 / 7:30 PM
Auburn Performing Arts Center
Celebrate the holidays with Auburn Symphony Orchestra! Bring the entire family for an evening of holiday cheer and musical delight. Don’t miss Sleigh Ride, our traditional Sing-Along and a few holiday surprises! | Buy tickets |
| | CLARA & JOHANNES
Jan. 24 / 7 PM
Kent Lutheran Church
Denise Lumm, clarinet
Rachael Pearson, violin
Brian Wharton, cello
Tanya Stambuk, piano
CLARA SCHUMANN- Piano Trio No. 1
BRAHMS- Trio for Clarinet, Cello, and Piano, Op. 114
The relationship between Johannes Brahms and Clara Schumann, wife of the composer Robert Schumann, is one for the ages. Was their relationship a friendship? A love triangle? Something more, something less? This program brings together the sublime music of both Brahms and Clara in this most complicated of musical relationships. | Buy tickets |
| | CLARA & JOHANNES
Jan. 26 / 4 PM
St. Matthew Episcopal Church
Denise Lumm, clarinet
Rachael Pearson, violin
Brian Wharton, cello
Tanya Stambuk, piano
CLARA SCHUMANN- Piano Trio No. 1
BRAHMS- Trio for Clarinet, Cello, and Piano, Op. 114
The relationship between Johannes Brahms and Clara Schumann, wife of the composer Robert Schumann, is one for the ages. Was their relationship a friendship? A love triangle? Something more, something less? This program brings together the sublime music of both Brahms and Clara in this most complicated of musical relationships. | Buy tickets |
| | HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BEETHOVEN!
Feb. 16 / 2:30 PM
Auburn Performing Arts Center
BERNSTEIN - Three Dance Episodes from On the Town
GEORGE WALKER - Lyric for Strings
COPLAND - Clarinet Concerto
BEETHOVEN - Symphony No. 7 in A major, op. 92
Few composers loom as large as Ludwig van Beethoven, born 250 years ago this year. His monumental Symphony No. 7, alongside the rest of his canon, inspired composers for centuries including three iconic American composers: Leonard Bernstein, George Walker, and Aaron Copland. Sam Almaguer, principal clarinetist of the North Carolina Symphony, joins Maestro Schulz and the Orchestra for Copland’s Clarinet Concerto, a jazzy American masterpiece. Experience Bernstein’s Three Dance Episodes from the blues Broadway hit On the Town and Walker’s Lyric for Strings, noted for its eloquent beauty. | Buy tickets |
| | UNCOMMON VOICES: MUSIC FOR WOODWIND QUINTET
Mar. 6 / 7 PM
Kent Lutheran Church
Jennifer Nelson, clarinet
Wendy Wilhelmi, flute
Shannon Spicciati, oboe,
Mona Butler, bassoon
Rodger Burnett, horn
There’s no time like the present to highlight some of the many voices that are often overlooked, sidelined, disparaged, and discounted. Enjoy a taste of new and rarely heard works by a diverse set of composers with the dynamic musicians of the Auburn Wind Quintet. Composers include Claude Arrieu, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Kevin Scott, Godwin Sadoh, Gwyneth Walker, and many others. | Buy tickets |
| | UNCOMMON VOICES: MUSIC FOR WOODWIND QUINTET
Mar. 8 / 4 PM
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Jennifer Nelson, clarinet
Wendy Wilhelmi, flute
Shannon Spicciati, oboe,
Mona Butler, bassoon
Rodger Burnett, horn
There’s no time like the present to highlight some of the many voices that are often overlooked, sidelined, disparaged, and discounted. Enjoy a taste of new and rarely heard works by a diverse set of composers with the dynamic musicians of the Auburn Wind Quintet. Composers include Claude Arrieu, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Kevin Scott, Godwin Sadoh, Gwyneth Walker, and many others. | Buy tickets |
| | MUSIC OF RICHARD STRAUSS
Apr. 26 / 2:30 PM
Auburn Performing Arts Center
ETHEL SMYTH - Overture to The Wreckers
STRAUSS, R. - Burleske, TrV 145
STRAUSS, R. - Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, op. 28
STRAUSS, R. - Suite from Der Rosenkavalier, op. 59
From operas to tone poems, Richard Strauss’ compositions tell a compelling story. Celebrate the varied repertoire of this great German composer through the prankster in Till Eulenspiegel and the complicated and comical love story in Der Rosenkavalier. Pianist Anton Nel joins the Orchestra for Strauss’ Burleske which includes playful themes, dramatic moments, and exuberant energy. The program begins with the Overture to The Wreckers, an opera by Ethel Smyth produced in 1903 by the Metropolitan Opera which remained for more than a century the only opera by a woman composer ever mounted by the company. | Buy tickets |
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Sunsets at Mary Olson Farm & Chamber Concert Tickets:
General: $20
Student: $10
Symphony Tickets:
General: $37
Senior: $30
Student: $10 |
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