Welcome to our live stream of Symphony in Your Garden:
Lovebirds in Song, Songbirds in Love
June 16th 2020 at 7:30PM
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TCO Highlight:
Cécile Chaminade's Flute Concertino in D major, Op. 107
Casey Granofsky, Solo Flute Marcus Scholtes, Conductor
Edward Elgar’s Salut D’Amour, arranged by Sharon Lee for harp, two violins, and cello
Sharon Lee and Marcus Scholtes, violins
Tom Mueller, cello
Kristan Toczko, harp
Carl Philipp Stamitz Duo for Two Flutes or Two Violins Op 27 No 1 - Allegro
Sharon Lee and Marcus Scholtes, violins
Georg Philipp TelemannCanonic Sonata for Two Flutes or Two Violins No 2
Sharon Lee and Marcus Scholtes, violins
TCO Highlight:
Franz Lehar: Meine Lippen Kussen so Heiss
Allison Walmsley, Soprano; Marcus Scholtes, Conductor
Mozart Duo G Major for Violin and Viola K423 Rondeau: Allegro
Adam Diderrich, violin; Rebecca Diderrich, viola
Astor Piazzolla: Nightclub 1960, arranged for flute and marimba
Laura Chambers, Flute; Daniel Morphy, Marimba
From The Music Man, by Meredith Willson
Till There Was You
Melissa Lauren, vocals; Nathan Hiltz, guitar
We are so excited to kick off our 2020 Summer Virtual Season with this program! As we were reading through Maestro Kerry's notes that he left for future program ideas, this one jumped out at us. The program, centred around bird-inspired pieces for luscious full orchestra, was a symphonic love letter for his wife, Elizabeth, an avid bird photographer.
Although we will have to save Kerry's exact program for when we can assemble a full orchestra, we were inspired by the love Kerry showed for Elizabeth and called on couples from within our orchestra. Together with our lovebirds, we explore how love and birds are depicted through music.
Some repertoire highlights include Piazzolla's Nightclub by Laura Chambers and Dan Morphy, a lively Rondo from Mozart's G Major duo for violin and viola by Adam and Rebecca Diderrich, and Co-Artistic Directors Sharon Lee and Marcus Scholtes chase each other through Telemann's canon for two flutes, re-imagined for two violins.