Mark your calendar for the Young People’s Chamber Orchestra this November! 🎻
Catch them Friday, November 22, at 7:30 PM at The 222 (inside the Paul Mahder Gallery, Healdsburg), and again on Saturday, November 23, at 7:00 PM at their home venue, the Phoenix Theater, Petaluma.
Tickets for the November 23 Phoenix concert are available via the link in bio! 🔗
🌟 Beagle Scouts Family Day Recap! 🌟
This past Saturday, the Charles M. Schulz Museum was filled with music and fun during Beagle Scouts Family Day! 🎶 Our Simply Strings musicians gave a wonderful performance at 3:00 pm, showcasing their hard work and dedication. 🎻👏
Families also had a blast at the instrument petting zoo earlier in the afternoon from 2:00-3:00 PM. 🎻🎺🎷🥁🎹
A big congratulations to our incredible performers, and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us!
Save the Date!
Mahler’s “Resurrection” 🎶
An unforgettable journey through powerful melodies and transcendent brilliance!
📅 Dec 7, 8 & 9
📍 Weill Hall, Green Music Center
🎟️ srsymphony.org or at 🔗 in bio
Strings on fire! 🔥 When our conductor says, ‘Show me what you got,’ the Santa Rosa Symphony delivers—and slays! 🎻✨ #SantaRosaSymphony #WatchUsSlay #ClassicalMusicMagic
🎶 Join us for an unforgettable evening as the Santa Rosa Symphony Youth Orchestra presents Romantic Masters—a concert full of (mostly) Romantic-era gems, featuring special guests soloist David Green and Santa Rosa Symphony conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong! 🎺
Hailing from Sonoma County, David Green returns to the Weill Hall stage to perform Oskar Böhme’s Trumpet Concerto alongside our Youth Orchestra.
🗓 Sunday, November 17 at 7:00 PM
📍 Weill Hall, Green Music Center
🎟 Tickets:
- Advance: $15 adults | $5 youth
- At the door: $20 adults | $10 youth
- Purchase online at srsymphony.org or call (707) 546-8742
Don`t miss it—see you there!
📸 Photo by Susan and Neil Silverman
This weekend, the Santa Rosa Symphony had the pleasure of presenting Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev with the incredible Jon Kimura Parker, our Symphony musicians, and Music Director Francesco Lecce-Chong at the helm.
Valerie Coleman’s “Seven O‘Clock Shout,” Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, and Lecce-Chong’s symphonic arrangement of Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet” made for a magnificent concert.
On Saturday, we welcomed the music and arts teachers in our community to our Arts Educators Appreciation Night at the Symphony. Maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong had a quick photo op with a few of the educators before the concert. Thank you to these educators who nurture the seeds that grow into the future of our Symphony and community.
Before the concert Saturday, our young musicians from the El Sistema-inspired Simply Strings serenaded patrons as they mingled in the lobby. We’re so proud and thankful for these students and all they bring to our musical family.
Our heartfelt thanks to Viking Cruises for sponsoring this weekend’s Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev performances. Your support enriches our community through the gift of live music.
Unlock the final piece of Maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong’s creative journey in the reimagined Romeo & Juliet Symphony! 🎶✨ Dive into part 3 of Behind the Baton and experience the artistry behind Prokofiev’s masterpiece like never before. #BehindtheBaton
Part 2 of Behind the Baton with @leccechong, diving into the making of Prokofiev’s reimagined Romeo & Juliet Symphony! ✨ #BehindtheBaton
Step into the mind of Maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong! 🎶 Join us for Behind the Baton, a three-part series diving into the making of the reimagined Romeo & Juliet Symphony by Prokofiev. ✨ #BehindtheBaton
Maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong and pianist Jon Kimura Parker team up to share what makes Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 so thrilling! Don’t miss this unforgettable performance live at Weill Hall, Nov. 9, 10, & 11. 🎶🎹
📅 November 9, 10 & 11
📍 Weill Hall, Green Music Center
🎟️ at link in bio, srsymphony.org, or call (707) 546-8742
