Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra Reveals 2023-24 Season
Learn more about the season lineup here!
Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra's 2023-24 season will showcase music from a wide range of composers and several artists making their Pro Arte debut during this the ensemble's 46th season. For tickets and information about all concerts, visit www.proarte.org.
Mischa Santora, music director of the Boston Ballet, makes his Pro Arte debut, conducting the opening concert of the season, Classical Lines, on October 29th, 2023, The program includes Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550; Saint-Saens' Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, op. 3; and Jesse Montgomery's Divided for Cello and Strings. The featured soloist is acclaimed cellist Tommy Mesa (tommymesa.com), making his first appearance with Pro Arte.
Pro Arte's Conductor Emerita Gisèle Ben-Dor will lead the ensemble in All in the Family on January 28th, 2024. This concert of storytelling and puppetry is designed for listeners both young, and young at heart with Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals promising a musical menagerie of lions, elephants and kangaroos; Teresa Carreño's Romanze originally scored for orchestra and violin (in a new orchestration by Pro Arte principal cello Steve Laven); and Sergei Prokofiev's classic musical tale, Peter and the Wolf.
Up next is The Unbroken Circle, on Sunday, April 7th, with Emmy Award-winning composer Jeff Beal conducting. The program includes Beal's own compositions, Pollock Overture (from the film directed by and starring Ed Harris) and The Great Circle, Beal's response to California's tragic wildfires and mudslides in 2017-18. Also on the program are Respighi's Gli Uccelli (The Birds) and Strauss' Horn Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, op. 11, featuring Boston Symphony Orchestra's Michael Winter as the horn soloist, in his first concert with Pro Arte.
Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra's Music Director Adrian Slywotsky makes his Pro Arte debut, conducting Strings of Light on June 9th. This concert includes performances of Vivaldi's Sinfonia for Strings No.2 in D Major; a new arrangement by Pro Arte cellist Leo Eguchi of Beethoven's String Quartet no.1 in F Major op.18, no.1; Reena Esmail's “Teen Murti,” and Pēteris Vasks', Cello Concerto no.2, Adagio, with Steven Laven, cello.
The Salon Series concerts will all be held at The Allen Center for the Arts in West Newton. These intimate concerts by Pro Arte musicians in chamber groups provide audiences with an opportunity to hear a wide variety of music from across the ages in a relaxed and informal setting.
These concerts include:
Wednesday November 29 7pm - Holiday Brass Quintet, performed by Pro Arte's brass players, with special guests
Sunday Feb 11 3pm - Conifer String Quartet (Lisa Goddard and Colin Davis violin; Anne Black, viola; Steven Laven, cello)
Sunday March 10 3pm - Wind quintet (featuring Pro Arte's principal wind players Ann Bobo, Nancy Dimock, Ian Greitzer, Ron Haroutunian and Robert Marlatt)
Sunday May 19 3pm - Concertmaster Julia Cash and friends
Videos
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The Leila Perry Pavilion (6/10-6/10) |
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Wolf Trap Presents Art Garfunkel at Capital One Hall Capital One Hall (10/30-10/30) |
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Neil Forever: The Ultimate Neil Diamond Tribute Capital One Hall (6/06-6/06) |
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Top Gun: Maverick - In Concert - with Virginia Symphony Orchestra Chrysler Hall (6/13-6/13) |
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Asian Comedy Showcase Capital One Hall (5/22-5/22) |
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An Evening With John Cusack and A Special Screening Of Say Anything Capital One Hall (7/24-7/24) |
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Statistically Speaking: A Dance in Numbers Capital One Hall (6/12-6/12) |
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Labrinth: The Undoing Tour - Presented by the cosmic opera with Virginia Symphony Orchestra Chartway Arena (8/23-8/23) |
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Coffee Concert: Olga Kern and Virginia Arts Festival Chamber Players Robin Hixon Theater, Clay and Jay Barr Education Center (5/21-5/21) |
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Kanan Gill: Not This Again Capital One Hall (10/02-10/02) |
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