Free Seattle Symphony Performance
February 11, 2023 at 7:28 p.m.
The Seattle Symphony is presenting a free community concert in collaboration with Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra on Friday, February 24 in Rainier Valley
On Friday, February 24 at 7pm, Seattle Symphony performs a free community concert in Seattle’s Rainier Valley.
The community concert will feature new and celebrated music for orchestra in collaboration with Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra.
Music Youth Southeast is an extracurricular orchestral ensemble of Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra co-created with the South Seattle community. Music Youth Southeast contributes to the vibrant arts culture in the Rainier Valley by celebrating the gift of music and performance with the community. Music Youth Southeast is offered tuition-free to ALL violin, viola, cello, bass and percussionists with at least one year of experience on their instrument.
RSVP recommended. Walk-ups also welcome.
Program
Ludwig van Beethoven "Pastoral" Symphony, Movement 1
Nina Shekhar “Above the Fray
William Grant Still “Danzas de Panama”
Jeremy Woolstenhulme “Baila Conmigo”
Béla Bartók “Rumanian Folk Dances”
Carmago Guarnieri “Abertura Concertante”
For more information, click here: Community Concert
The community concert will feature new and celebrated music for orchestra in collaboration with Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra.
Music Youth Southeast is an extracurricular orchestral ensemble of Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra co-created with the South Seattle community. Music Youth Southeast contributes to the vibrant arts culture in the Rainier Valley by celebrating the gift of music and performance with the community. Music Youth Southeast is offered tuition-free to ALL violin, viola, cello, bass and percussionists with at least one year of experience on their instrument.
RSVP recommended. Walk-ups also welcome.
Program
Ludwig van Beethoven "Pastoral" Symphony, Movement 1
Nina Shekhar “Above the Fray
William Grant Still “Danzas de Panama”
Jeremy Woolstenhulme “Baila Conmigo”
Béla Bartók “Rumanian Folk Dances”
Carmago Guarnieri “Abertura Concertante”
Doors Open
1 hour prior to performance
Location
Aki Kurose Middle School Auditorium, 3928 S Graham St, Seattle, WA 98118
For more information, click here: Community Concert
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