Vermont Philharmonic
30apr7:30 pm9:00 pmVermont Philharmonic
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April 30, 2022 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm(GMT-04:00)
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After two years of Covid-enforced silence, the Vermont Philharmonic joyously returns to the stage with Music Director Lou Kosma conducting. The Philharmonic winds will open the concert with Ralph Vaughn Williams’
Event Details
After two years of Covid-enforced silence, the Vermont Philharmonic joyously returns to the stage with Music Director Lou Kosma conducting. The Philharmonic winds will open the concert with Ralph Vaughn Williams’ delightful Folk Song Suite, incorporating nine popular English songs, and then continue with an amusing Symphony for Winds in G minor by Gaetano Donizetti. The string section will then take the stage to delight your ears with Mozart’s exuberant Divertimento No. 2 in B-flat Major, K. 137. This program features a performance of a movement from Jacques Ibert’s Flute Concerto by the student winner of the Borowicz Scholarship competition, Logan Crocker. The night will conclude with Johannes Brahms’ splendid Second Symphony in D Major, op. 73, composed in 1877 — an opportunity for the Philharmonic to exercise the big orchestral sound of one of the great classical works.
The Vermont Philharmonic is celebrating its sixty-third year of making beautiful music in central Vermont. You can find more information about the orchestra at vermontphilharmonic.com.
With the health of our community in mind, patrons are expected to be vaccinated against COVID -19 and will be asked to show proof of vaccination, either with an original vaccination card, photocopy of the card, cell phone photograph, or verifiable health info PDA app.
Alternately, attendees can provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test (PCR) performed within 72 hours of the show. Masks are required.
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Hey Lou, I never expected to hear all of you any more, especially so close by on the 30th! Just need to find a ride from where I am now, atCraftsbury Community Care Center, a wonderful assisted living local place. Will you be arriving there early for a run thru or such? Any players living close by here? I’m already excited , hoping I can figure out how to work something out to make it happen!
Dottie Rogers, violist going way, way, way back