West Virginia Symphony Orchestra to Present Livestreamed Concert
The concert will take place on November 15.
By: Chloe Rabinowitz Nov. 01, 2020
WV News has reported that the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra will be presenting a livestreamed concert on November 15th, featuring an all-strings version of the orchestra, with guest pianist Orion Weiss.
Check out the full story HERE!
The concert will feature "Lyric for Strings" by composer George Walker, Elgar's "Serenade" and Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 4" with Weiss on piano and more.
Tickets to view the streamed concert are $15 for single tickets and $25 for family tickets.
You can purchase tickets her: wvsymphony.org.
In a release, WVSO president Joe Tackett said, "After hours of discussions with our musicians, we are proud to make a commitment to bring back music in a new, safe way."
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