Ottorino RESPIGHI Antiche Arie e Danze Suite III
Nimrod BORENSTEIN Concerto for Alto Saxophone Op,70a (US Premiere) 
Elliott CARTER Elegy for string orchestra
Richard STRAUSS Metamorphosen for 23 string players

Michael BROCKMAN alto saxophone
Lorenzo MARASSO conductor 
Seattle Chamber Orchestra

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Concert includes stunning nature photographs from Washington State

• Morning Mood- Edvard Grieg

• In the Hall of the Mountain King- Edvard Grieg

• Horizons- Christopher Tyler Nickel

• Pavane for the Sleeping Beauty in the Woods- Maurice Ravel

• The Enchanted Garden- Maurice Ravel

• Spring Morning- Frederick Delius

• Intermezzo- Georges Bizet

• March of the Toreadors- Georges Bizet

• Slavonic Dance Op. 8 No.1- Antonin Dvorak

• Farandole- Georges Bizet

• Entry of the Gods into Valhalla- Richard Wagner

  *Special Guests- The Musical Mountaineers- Anastasia Allison, violin; Rose Freeman, piano

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Pacific Northwest harpist Elizabeth Landis takes the spotlight in Ginastera’s Harp Concerto, a thrilling and percussive showpiece full of Latin American vibrance. A familiar face in the regional music scene, Landis performs regularly with Seattle Symphony, Symphony Tacoma, and Northwest Sinfonietta—and now steps center stage with the Olympia Symphony.

Then, by popular request from our orchestra musicians, we perform one of the most powerful symphonies of the 20th century: Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5. Written under Soviet censorship, it’s a deeply emotional journey—steeped in irony, defiance, sorrow, and triumph.

Celebrate the end of the season with bold music, unforgettable artistry, and a full house at the Washington Center. Let’s close this chapter in motion—together. 

Alberto GINASTERA: Harp Concerto (1956)

featuring Elizabeth Landis, harp

Dmitri SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 5 (1937)

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Alexandra Arrieche, Music Director and Conductor

Approximate run time:  1 hour 45 minutes (including intermission)

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For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra joins forces with Bainbridge Chorale for an all-French concert that revels in pageantry, color, and shared musical experience. The program features the brilliant brass of Dukas’s La Péri, the elegant lyricism of Fauré’s Pavane, the sacred intimacy of Messiaen's O sacrum convivium, and the luminous orchestral colors of Debussy’s Nocturnes. The evening culminates in a performance of Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, a work of warmth and serenity that offers a profoundly moving expression of reflection, unity, and the transcendent power of music.

Program:

Paul Dukas: Fanfare pour précéder La Péri

Gabriel Fauré: Pavane, Op. 50

Olivier Messiaen: O sacrum convivium!

Claude Debussy: Nocturnes

– intermission –

Maurice Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9

-Madeleine Smith, mezzo-soprano & Darrell Jordan, baritone

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For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra joins forces with Bainbridge Chorale for an all-French concert that revels in pageantry, color, and shared musical experience. The program features the brilliant brass of Dukas’s La Péri, the elegant lyricism of Fauré’s Pavane, the sacred intimacy of Messiaen's O sacrum convivium, and the luminous orchestral colors of Debussy’s Nocturnes. The evening culminates in a performance of Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, a work of warmth and serenity that offers a profoundly moving expression of reflection, unity, and the transcendent power of music.

Program:

Paul Dukas: Fanfare pour précéder La Péri

Gabriel Fauré: Pavane, Op. 50

Olivier Messiaen: O sacrum convivium!

Claude Debussy: Nocturnes

– intermission –

Maurice Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9

-Madeleine Smith, mezzo-soprano & Darrell Jordan, baritone

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For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra joins forces with Bainbridge Chorale for an all-French concert that revels in pageantry, color, and shared musical experience. The program features the brilliant brass of Dukas’s La Péri, the elegant lyricism of Fauré’s Pavane, the sacred intimacy of Messiaen's O sacrum convivium, and the luminous orchestral colors of Debussy’s Nocturnes. The evening culminates in a performance of Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, a work of warmth and serenity that offers a profoundly moving expression of reflection, unity, and the transcendent power of music.

Program:

Paul Dukas: Fanfare pour précéder La Péri

Gabriel Fauré: Pavane, Op. 50

Olivier Messiaen: O sacrum convivium!

Claude Debussy: Nocturnes

– intermission –

Maurice Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9

-Madeleine Smith, mezzo-soprano & Darrell Jordan, baritone

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Program:

​String Poems, A Tripartite----------------------------------Kjell Magne Andersen

Serenade for String Orchestra--------------------------------------------Dag Wiren

Suite Champetre Op. 98b-----------------------------------------------Jean Sibelius

Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra--------------------------Adam Neiman
Jason Kuo, Piano Soloist

SKY & STONE

Yaniv Attar conductor

Angelique Poteat Pebble Conglomerate (World Premiere)
Rautavaara Cantus Arcticus, Concerto for Birds and Orchestra
Beethoven Symphony No. 6, Pastoral

Northwest Sinfonietta brings the wonders of the great outdoors inside the concert hall with Sky & Stone. This innovative and collaborative program opens with a newly commissioned piece by NWS clarinetist Angelique Poteat inspired by the famous Chuckanut Formation near Bellingham, Washington. Next we transform the hall into the bogs and frozen tundra of the Arctic with Rautavaara's concerto for birdsong and orchestra, Cantus Arcticus. Beethoven's pastoral Symphony No. 6 concludes the concert with its bubbling brook, thunder storm and joyful country gathering. Northwest Sinfonietta is partnering with Tacoma Tree Foundation, Tahoma Bird Alliance, Spaceworks Tacoma and Tacoma Youth Symphony for this performance.

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SKY & STONE

Yaniv Attar conductor

Angelique Poteat Pebble Conglomerate (World Premiere)
Rautavaara Cantus Arcticus, Concerto for Birds and Orchestra
Beethoven Symphony No. 6, Pastoral

Northwest Sinfonietta brings the wonders of the great outdoors inside the concert hall with Sky & Stone. This innovative and collaborative program opens with a newly commissioned piece by NWS clarinetist Angelique Poteat inspired by the famous Chuckanut Formation near Bellingham, Washington. Next we transform the hall into the bogs and frozen tundra of the Arctic with Rautavaara's concerto for birdsong and orchestra, Cantus Arcticus. Beethoven's pastoral Symphony No. 6 concludes the concert with its bubbling brook, thunder storm and joyful country gathering. Northwest Sinfonietta is partnering with Tacoma Tree Foundation, Tahoma Bird Alliance, Spaceworks Tacoma and Tacoma Youth Symphony for this performance.

https://nwsinfonietta.org

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TAKE A HIKE! (WITH BEETHOVEN) - FREE FAMILY CONCERT

Rebekah O’Brien conductor

Come Take a Hike! with Beethoven and Northwest Sinfonietta at the beautiful Rialto Theater in downtown Tacoma on March 14. Led by conductor Rebekah O'Brien, orchestra and audience will explore nature through Beethoven's Pastoral symphony, full of bubbling brooks, chirping birds and even a surprise summer storm. Designed for adventurers of all ages (0-99), this concert welcomes every response to the music.

This concert runs approximately 60 minutes, and is FREE to the community with support from Tacoma Creates and many other funders. We will be joined at the concert by our friends at Tacoma Youth Symphony Association and other partners, including Tacoma Tree Foundation and Tahoma Bird Alliance.

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Program:

​Moncayo  Tierra de temporal
Liebermann  Piccolo Concerto 
with Julin Cheung, piccolo
Barber  The School for Scandal,  Overture
Copland  Appalachian Spring  

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This joyful midwinter concert whisks you away on a symphonic journey—by land, sea, and imagination. All Aboard celebrates motion, momentum, and the thrill of travel, with Dvořák’s sunny and optimistic Symphony No. 8 as the centerpiece. Full of pastoral charm and radiant orchestral color, it’s the perfect musical escape to shake off the winter blues and explore the world through sound.

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This joyful midwinter concert whisks you away on a symphonic journey—by land, sea, and imagination. All Aboard celebrates motion, momentum, and the thrill of travel, with Dvořák’s sunny and optimistic Symphony No. 8 as the centerpiece. Full of pastoral charm and radiant orchestral color, it’s the perfect musical escape to shake off the winter blues and explore the world through sound.

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This joyful midwinter concert whisks you away on a symphonic journey—by land, sea, and imagination. All Aboard celebrates motion, momentum, and the thrill of travel, with Dvořák’s sunny and optimistic Symphony No. 8 as the centerpiece. Full of pastoral charm and radiant orchestral color, it’s the perfect musical escape to shake off the winter blues and explore the world through sound.

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Join members of the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra for an afternoon of beautiful chamber music in the Cynthia Sears Studio. This program will feature Johan Halvorsen's famous Passacaglia in G minor after G. F. Händel, Claude Debussy's charming Petit Suite for woodwind quintet, and Johannes Brahms' epic String Sextet No. 1 in B-flat Major.

This chamber-style performance offers audiences a closer look at the musicians of the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra and timeless works that continue to inspire performers and listeners alike.

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Location: Wedgwood Presbyterian Church

Time: 11/16 (Sunday) 6:00pm

Program:

Luigi Boccherini - Duet for two violins in G major, op.5, no. 1

Luigi Boccherini - Duet for two violins in E major, op.5, no. 2

Jean Marie Leclair - Six Sonatas for Two Violins, op. 3, no. 1

https://music.washington.edu/events/2025-07-02/first-wednesday-concert-series-students-uw-school-music

Recit & Aria from Cosi fan Tutte: Temerari....Come scoglio (soprano) 6’........................W.A. Mozart

Variations on Theme by Haydn.......................................................................................……..J. Brahms

Firebird Suite (1919)........................................................................................................………..I. Stravinsky 

Symphony No.3..............................................................................................................………….L. Farrenc

1. Adagio–Allegro - 9’

2. Adagio cantabile - 10’

3. Scherzo: Vivace - 6’

4. Finale: Allegro - 7’

Oboe Concerto..............................................................................................................…………..Vaughan Williams

1. Rondo pastorale 7’

2. Minuet and Musette 3’

3. Finale (Scherzo) 9’

Additional workshop arias (Don Giovanni): No. 23 Recit. accomp. and Aria Soprano (Crudele...Non mi dir)

Program:

Bach: Arrangement of Vivaldi's Concerto Op. 3 No. 8 for harpsichord and orchestra 

Stradella: Concerto Grosso

Vivaldi: Concerto for Recorder and Orchestra in D major

Vivaldi: Lo seguitai felice from L'olimpiade, RV 725

Handel: Concerto Grosso Op. 3 No. 2 in B flat major