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September 27, 2020 at 3 PM | Streaming YouTube

Join us LIVE to hear Francesco Lecce-Chong give all the details of the Santa Rosa Symphony’s SRS @ Home Virtual Series. For your convenience, you can watch live on the 27th right here by clicking on the video below. To get reminders from YouTube, subscribe to our channel.

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Rendezvous with Francesco

Join Francesco for his weekly Thursday Night Live with FLC series on Thursday evenings at 7 PM. The newest videos from will be posted here and updated weekly.

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Thursday Night Live with FLC - September 17, 2020

Thursday Night Live with FLC - September 10, 2020

Thursday Night Live with FLC - September 3, 2020

Star Trek: The Original Series Theme, played on Ondes Martinot with brass

Enjoy this fun video by Santa Rosa ymphony's, Matt Payne and Daniel Gianola-Norris

Matt Payne, Ondes Martinot
Dan Gianola-Norris, Brass
Music by Alexander Courage

Bruce Chrisp, Santa Rosa Symphony's principal trombonist

Cantata 38 No. 6 by Remaster

J.S. Bach Cantata 38 No. 6 Remastered Audio. These are the original trombone parts for this work.
Performed by Bruce Chrisp

Sonata Pian e Forte by Giovanni Gabrieli

From Sacrae Symphoniae 1597
Gabrielle Wunsch - Baroque Violin
Bruce Chrisp - Tenor Sackbut

Eugenia Wie's Noe Valley Porch Performances

Eugenia Wie is a first violnist for Santa Rosa Symphony

Genie Wie, violin | IG @penseypreppy
Meredith Clark, harp | IG @msclark
Filmed by Lilouette | IG @wearelilouette

Genie Wie, violin | IG @penseypreppy
Ivo Bokulić, viola | IG @supersizemyfoiegras
Filmed by Lilouette | IG @wearelilouette

Gabriela Lena Frank Creative Academy of Music

stir crazy for flute and violin (2020)

Joseph Edelberg, violin and Concertmaster, Santa Rosa Symphony
Stacey Pelinka, flute
Composer: Carlos Simon

Virtual Chamber Music Concert - Santa Rosa Symphony Youth Orchestra

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Fourteen Chamber groups from the Santa Rosa Symphony Youth Orchestra present a 90-minute program, featuring the virtual world premiere performance of Michael Murrin's Fuel for the Soul, which was commissioned by the SRSYO to celebrate its 60th anniversary. We hope you enjoy!

Murrin, an alumnus of the SRS Youth Ensembles, is the second composer to participate in the SRS Institute for Music Education’s First Opus Project, which echoes the Santa Rosa Symphony's First Symphony Project. The First Opus Project allows young composers to create new compositions for young musicians and emphasizes the important connection between the composer, conductor and musician in the creation of a new work.

Collaborating online, the young musicians prepared for and recorded their individual parts, which have been expertly stitched together for a chamber concert recording. Murrin’s Fuel of the Soul is the most ambitious piece in the program with 26 brass and percussion musicians.

Represented in the program are: Italian Baroque composers Francesco Gasparini, Arcangelo Corelli and Antonio Vivaldi; German Baroque composer Georg Philipp Telemann; Classical composers Leopold Mozart (the father) and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (the son) and Joseph Haydn; 19th-century Irish-American Swan Hennessey and German Ernst Kummer; 20th-century Brazilian composer Heitor Villa Lobos and Murrin.

We gratefully acknowledge our virtual concert sponsor

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Hand selected by Francecso, listen to his Spotify playlists. Francesco updates his playlists weekly so be sure to check back for new selections to listen to. Enjoy!

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