Broadcast event from the Maltz Performing Arts Center
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Please join us virtually as the Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra presents their first virtual concert of the fall semester!
This broadcast performance is part of the Maltz Performing Arts Center, Silver Hall Concert Series, now sponsored by The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Family Charitable Foundation. These events are free, but registration is required for some events.
Program
Introit for Strings -- Vincent Persichetti ( 1915 - 1987 )
-- Conducted by Allison Siekmann
Rounds for String Orchestra -- David Diamond ( 1915 - 2005 )
Movement 1: Allegro
Serenade for String Orchestra -- Dag Wiren ( 1905 - 1986 )
I. Preludium
II. Andante Expressivo
-- Lead by Concertmaster Andrew Smeader
Lady Radnor Suite -- Hubert Parry ( 1848 - 1918 )
I. Prelude
II. Allemande
III. Sarabande
IV. Bouree
VI. Gigue
-- Lead by Concertmaster Allison Siekmann
Brook Green Suite -- Gustav Holst ( 1874 - 1934 )
1. Prelude
3. Dance
-- Lead by Concertmaster Allison Siekmann
Trio in G Major -- Wilhelm Friedrich Bach ( 1710 - 1784 )
Woodwind Trio
Larghetto cantabile
Allegro
-- Featuring Katherine Shi, Rebecca Scheirov, and Ellie Rapp
Simple Symphony -- Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1976 )
I. Boisterous Bouree
IV. Frolicsome Finale
-- Lead by Concertmaster Allison Siekmann
Symphony Orchestra
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The Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra (MUEN 385) is open to all Case Western Reserve University students, faculty, and community members by audition who play a woodwind, brass, percussion or string instruments and who desire to perform in a high level ensemble. The group rehearses twice per week for a total of 90 minutes and performs 5 to 7 concerts per academic year. The repertoire is drawn from standard orchestral literature comprised of symphonies, overtures, suites, etc. as well as other more contemporary genres such a Rock and Jazz. The ensemble also works in collaboration with the Case Concert Choir, Case Jazz ensembles, and other University Circle affiliated groups.