Cambridge Symphony Orchestra

Est. in 1975, the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra is a community music org. that provides a welcoming environment for players & audiences through social action.

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@svilletheatre Our Spotlight Partner for this concert is Team Verge, which harnesses the power and joy of running to transform lives and connect people through inclusive, community-based training programs for all abilities. Learn more at https://t.co/FzT5kR8Sjo.

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Enjoy afternoon of family-friendly favorites—including young artist Annabelle Lee, violin, performing Lalo's Symphonie espagnole, and a vibrant musical retelling of the classic story of "Casey at the Bat" @svilletheatre, 4/23 @ 4 pm: https://t.co/cIj4m32c7u (1/2)

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We're teeing up to perform "Casey at the Bat" for our annual Family Concert at @svilletheatre! Make sure to bring cash for our raffle of four @RedSox tickets (v. Yankees) at Fenway Park 6/18! Concert tickets here: https://t.co/wW5orJmnM1

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It's a wonderful coincidence that @BostonBallet is performing Debussy's La Mer around the same time we are! Check out "Our Journey," running April 6-16: https://t.co/weMDc6qZqp | But first, get familiar with La Mer by attending this Sunday's CSO concert: https://t.co/dQDxGozSyd

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Scenes from last night's rehearsal of Gulda's *rocking* Concerto for Cello and Wind Symphony, featuring soloist Allison Eldredge. She's on fire, and we are stoked for Sunday's 4 pm concert at MIT's Kresge Auditorium! Get tickets here --> https://t.co/dQDxGozSyd

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Voice your support for our forward-thinking mission! Use the hashtag #CSOforward on social media when you attend or promote our concerts to your friends. We’ll be using the hashtag frequently leading up to our 50th anniversary, so watch as it pops up throughout our evolution.

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In anticipation of our 50th anniversary in a few years, we are excited to launch a brand new logo! Its slanted font evokes forward motion and reminds us of the enduring power of classical music to transform individual hearts and inspire collective action.

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And, for the first time in CSO history, we are unveiling a monogram. Our new monogram calls to mind the symbol for infinity—suggesting that in the CSO’s efforts to embed music in its surrounding community, there are infinite possibilities for growth.

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We are just a few days away from our first Verdi Requiem concert, which makes it a perfect time to "do your homework" on the program. This video provides a great breakdown of Verdi's genius throughout his Requiem and what to listen for: https://t.co/nQxhWin6PS

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@NewYorker Check out the @newyorker's review of a new translation of his most famous work, and then go buy your tickets to the CSO's performance of "Requiem" Friday, Nov. 4 at 8 pm and Sunday, Nov. 6 at 4 pm: https://t.co/2nofH8T8Kd

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Verdi composed "Requiem" in memory of a close friend—who happens to be the most famous Italian author you've never heard of. https://t.co/qa4VwyoyQp via @NewYorker

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If you're planning on attending tomorrow's concert at 8 pm at the @svilletheatre, you may want to check out this awesome video about Petrushka and Stravinsky's creative storytelling! https://t.co/Zr8kMmrbej

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Don't delay! Secure your tickets for our FINAL concert of the season, a joyful mash-up of Stravinsky and Beethoven — featuring violinist Alexander Velinzon, associate concertmaster of the @BostonSymphony. TICKETS: https://t.co/ECFlzC5Zzx

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Just one day left until our fun-filled Family Concert! Don't miss selections from Star Wars, a musical murder mystery, and more—tomorrow (Sunday), April 10 at 4 pm at the @svilletheatre. https://t.co/KQj9A3kxQq

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This Sunday at 4pm enjoy the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra's annual Family Concert! Selections include a Star Wars medley and a musical whodunnit.

This concert will contain sensory-friendly elements!
Details and tickets at https://t.co/iTk34J6y4g
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@3LPlace1 Learn more about their work at the start of our concert this Sunday, April 10 at the @svilletheatre. TICKETS: https://t.co/KQj9A3kxQq (2/2)

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We are proud to welcome @3LPlace1, based in Somerville, as our Spotlight Partner for this Sunday's Family Concert!

3LPlace empowers young adults with autism and other developmental disabilities to reach their individual potential: https://t.co/JfaGGwTUMQ (1/2)

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Our beloved Family Concert is back!! Join our orchestra musicians on April 10 @ the Somerville Theatre for several family-friendly favorites—including a Star Wars medley and Nathaniel Stookey’s "The Composer Is Dead" for narrator (Ian Judge) and orchestra: https://t.co/MpstBSeYfi

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She gained national attention when Daniel Barenboim invited her to give the first performance of the Elgar concerto which he conducted years after the death of his wife, the celebrated cellist Jacqueline Du Pre. We're delighted to have Allison join us! (3/3)

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, cellist Kenneth Woods is unable to perform in this concert. In his absence, we are pleased to announce that Allison Eldredge will play cello on the world premiere of Donald Fraser's "Elegy." (1/n)

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Eldredge has played widely nationally and internationally, from London to Moscow to China and Berlin. She has been called “a cellist afraid of nothing” (Chicago Times) with “virtuosity wholly at the service of the music” (American Fanfare). (2/n)