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May 1, 2009
Waltham, MA
The Waltham Symphony Orchestra, the premier Civit Symphony Orchestra in the city of Waltham and its surrounding area announces its next season programming.
“It is the first season where the WSO can fully embrace its community goals and fulfill its mission of bringing music to those who are not able to be exposed to it” says Music Director Patrick Botti.
For this 2009-2010 Season, the Waltham Symphony Orchestra will bring international soloists with a very strong local presence and following such as violinist Beyla Keyes in music by Bartok and Chausson, harpist Virginia Crumb in music by Debussy and guitarist Aaron Larget-Kaplan in music by Rodrigo.
Botti’s innovative and irresistible programming will bring on the Waltham stage the famed flamenco artist, LaConja in a surely rousing performance of Ravel’s Bolero, DeFalla “El Amor Brujo” and Bizet’s “Gypsy Danse” for Carmen.
The WSO will bring contemporary American composers to Waltham audiences with music by Pullitzer Prize Winner Yehudi Wyner (“Epilogue”), American-Armenian composer Hayg Boyadjian in a WSO commissioned work (“Overture Imaginaire”), Somerville composer Seth Hamllin in a world premiere (“Provencal”) and the first in a series of four compositions to be performed with Waltham school children by composer Shawn Hauserman.
Musicians from the WSO are available for functions and special events.
For information, please contact the orchestra via E-mail or by calling the WSO office at 781-271-1050.
Many of the WSO musicians are actively performing throughout the area. Their performances will be announced on these pages and WSO sponsors will be able to ge preferred seating and other discounts to those events.
Ticket sale usually represents only 25% to 30% of an orchestra’s income. Like all other art organizations, the WSO is welcoming your help. Any donation will be welcome, any help of any form will be appreciated. Please, remember that the WSO is a 501 ( c ) 3 Non-Profit organization and that your contributions are tax deductible subject to limitation as defined by law.