Tempe Symphony Orchestra goes interactive for holidays
Tempe Symphony Orchestra goes interactive for holidays
TEMPE, Ariz. - The Tempe Symphony Orchestra's annual holiday concert,
featuring the traditional audience sing-along, is set for 7:30 p.m. on
Nov. 28 at Gammage Auditorium, 1200 S. Forest Ave. (northeast corner of
Apache Boulevard and Mill Avenue). Admission is free, seating is open.
The night of music will feature violin soloist Katie McLin and the
Arizona Mormon Choir with conductors Gregor and Lorri McHardy.
Music:
"Concerto for Violin & Orchestra, No. 2 in E Major, BWV 1042;"Johann
Sebastian Bach
(1685 - 1750)
"Suite from 'The Nutcracker,' No. 2, Op.71b;" Peter Illich Tchaikovsky
(1840-1893)
"Te Deum;" John Rutter (1945- )
Holiday Carol sing-a-long
Dr. Katie McLin, Associate Professor of Violin in the Arizona State
University School of Music, will be featured on Bach's "Concerto for
Violin & Orchestra, No. 2 in E Major."
Since her debut with the Oregon Symphony at age 15, Dr. McLin has made
dozens of appearances as soloist with orchestras across the country. She
is a member of the McLin/Campbell Duo with pianist Andrew Campbell and
performs extensively on recital series throughout the United States.
McLin and Campbell also perform with Robert Spring, clarinetist, in
concerts from coast to coast.
The Arizona Mormon Choir will sing its 25th performance with the TSO.
"Te Deum," a rousing, full-throated piece by John Rutter, will tax both
the singers and the small orchestra. The popular sing-along, now a
tradition, will be repeated this season to present an enjoyable finale
to the huge holiday audience.
The Tempe Symphony Orchestra is under the direction of Dr. Richard
Strange. Michael Hoerber, Director of Bands at Paradise Valley High
School, is the assistant conductor.
The Tempe Symphony Orchestra is a program of the city of Tempe Cultural
Services Division and is supported by the Arizona State University
School of Music. For information, call 480/350-5287 or visit
www.tempe.gov/arts/events/TSO/
TEMPE, Ariz. - The Tempe Symphony Orchestra's annual holiday concert,
featuring the traditional audience sing-along, is set for 7:30 p.m. on
Nov. 28 at Gammage Auditorium, 1200 S. Forest Ave. (northeast corner of
Apache Boulevard and Mill Avenue). Admission is free, seating is open.
The night of music will feature violin soloist Katie McLin and the
Arizona Mormon Choir with conductors Gregor and Lorri McHardy.
Music:
"Concerto for Violin & Orchestra, No. 2 in E Major, BWV 1042;"Johann
Sebastian Bach
(1685 - 1750)
"Suite from 'The Nutcracker,' No. 2, Op.71b;" Peter Illich Tchaikovsky
(1840-1893)
"Te Deum;" John Rutter (1945- )
Holiday Carol sing-a-long
Dr. Katie McLin, Associate Professor of Violin in the Arizona State
University School of Music, will be featured on Bach's "Concerto for
Violin & Orchestra, No. 2 in E Major."
Since her debut with the Oregon Symphony at age 15, Dr. McLin has made
dozens of appearances as soloist with orchestras across the country. She
is a member of the McLin/Campbell Duo with pianist Andrew Campbell and
performs extensively on recital series throughout the United States.
McLin and Campbell also perform with Robert Spring, clarinetist, in
concerts from coast to coast.
The Arizona Mormon Choir will sing its 25th performance with the TSO.
"Te Deum," a rousing, full-throated piece by John Rutter, will tax both
the singers and the small orchestra. The popular sing-along, now a
tradition, will be repeated this season to present an enjoyable finale
to the huge holiday audience.
The Tempe Symphony Orchestra is under the direction of Dr. Richard
Strange. Michael Hoerber, Director of Bands at Paradise Valley High
School, is the assistant conductor.
The Tempe Symphony Orchestra is a program of the city of Tempe Cultural
Services Division and is supported by the Arizona State University
School of Music. For information, call 480/350-5287 or visit
www.tempe.gov/arts/events/TSO/
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