Let's Explore Together

If you’ve spent any time shopping on Amazon, listening to Pandora, or going down the Wikipedia rabbit hole, you’re familiar with the concept of “if you like this, you might like that.” And if you’re not online much, you’ve no doubt had the same experience in an interesting conversation that moves from one topic to another with a cohesive thread in there somewhere, although you can’t necessarily say where.

This season, we’re taking a closer look at some of the classical music, performers, and composers you love, and some that may be new to you. And we’re doing it using that same idea—if you like Beethoven, you might also like this; if you like young talent, you’ll definitely want to know about these folks. We’ll share those recommendations in our e-newsletter and our concert programs. Be sure you subscribe (www.concordorchestra.org) and plan to attend our performances.

The world we live in is complicated but it’s a bit easier to navigate when we look out for each other. That’s something we’ve been doing for decades at the CCO. We make classical music accessible to all audiences, and our board has been working hard to make sure we live that mission. With that in mind, we have not raised ticket prices this year—even in this volatile economy. You can still attend a concert for $20 or less, and a season ticket package can still save you up to 40% off the cost of individual tickets. And new this year: final rehearsals on Friday nights are open for anyone to attend for free. This is a great opportunity for families with children who might not sit through an entire concert.

So come explore with us. Take a closer look at the CCO this season.

A special thank you to the following organizations that support the Concord Chamber Orchestra through their generous grants:

The Concord Chamber Orchestra is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity.