🎭 Rossini & Schubert
📅 March 21, 22 & 23 | 📍 Weill Hall, Green Music Center
🎼 Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director & Conductor
💈 Two Rossini Overtures: “The Barber of Seville” and “William Tell”
⏳ Schubert’s “Unfinished” Symphony
🎶🆕 World Premiere of @shuyinglimusic “Coping Cadences” featuring six SRS Principals:
💜 Elizabeth Prior, viola
🤎 Adelle-Akiko Kearns, cello
🩵 Roy Zajac, clarinet
🧡 Robert Giambruno, trumpet
💛 Bruce Chrisp, trombone
💚 Allen Biggs, marimba
🎟️ Grab your seats at the link in bio!
🔥 Mark your calendars & tag your concert buddy!
You can’t stage this. That pause after the final note—when the room is still deciding whether it’s safe to breathe again.
We live for that moment.
In Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3, the Posthorn is meant to sound from far away.
On stage, Francesco Lecce-Chong shaped every phrase and led the orchestra through one of Mahler’s most magical moments.
Behind the scenes, Omar made the illusion possible — carefully timing the opening and closing of the doors so the sound could drift in from the lobby. 🎺
A little distance.
A lot of teamwork.
If Mahler was an Olympic endurance sport, we’d need a podium big enough for everyone on stage.🥇
@leccechong + @mezzogabrielle + @music.ssu + SRS + the teamwork of our production, artistic, and admin team has you brought this amazing rehearsal moment. Enjoy.
🎼 Mahler’s Symphony No. 3
📅 Live with the Santa Rosa Symphony | 📍 Weill Hall, Green Music Center
🌌 Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3 in D minor — monumental, transcendent, and deeply human
🎤 Gabrielle Beteag, mezzo-soprano
🎶 Santa Rosa Symphony Chorus, Jenny Bent, Choral Director
🎻 Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director & Conductor
🎟️ Grab your seats at the link in bio!
🔥 Mark your calendars & tag your concert buddy!
Our offices are closed in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We’ll be back on Tuesday, January 20!
How does he do it all? Paul Watkins on how he performs a cello concerto and leads an orchestra at the same time. See him one last time tonight at Weill Hall at 7:30 pm.
