The Winchester Orchestra Announces Their 2011 Season

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January 18, 2010

In this issue

2011 Concert Season
Beethoven and Blue Jeans Side-by-Side
Open Rehearsal

Announcing our 2011 Concert Season

The excitement begins as we start our "Orchestra X Project" at the Franklin Park Arts Center in Purcellville, VA. Our "Orchestra X Project" explores the art of the Silent Movie with live music. This tradition, taken from movie houses all over the world, will explore the amazing Buster Keaton as the start in "The General" - a Civil War era movie with action, comedy, and excitement.

March 20 – The WO –“Orchestra X Project” Silent Movie with Chamber Orchestra Franklin Park Performing Arts Center – Buster Keaton in – “The General” Andrew Gekoskie, Conductor For Tickets: Call 540-338-7973 - www.franklinparkartscenter.org

Limited tickets - so get your tickets TODAY!

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Beethoven and Blue Jeans Side-by-Side

Our next concert takes us to the elegant and beautiful George Washington National Masonic Memorial Concert Hall in Alexandria, VA. During this concert you will experience the excellence of the Winchester Orchestra Musicians performing works of intrigue, joy, and skill. World re-known violist Brett Deubner, will perform the WORLD PREMIERE of composer Roger Stubblefield's "Portraits", followed by the second half of the concert with the area's best young talent in Beethoven's Eroica Symphony. Proceeds of this concert will benefit Lyme Disease Research for the ILADS foundation.

April 30 - Winchester Orchestra "Beethoven and Blue Jeans Side -by Side Concert" benefitting Lyme disease research - ILADS FOUNDATION- Tickets, repertoire and information, available at www.winorch.org

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The audience is invited to wear their best blue jeans to this concert!! BREAK DOWN THE BARRIORS! Classical music is for EVERYONE!! As conductor Gustavo Dudamel says "Music is a Fundamental Human Right".

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