Seattle Festival Orchesta: From First to Last – Family Concert
$18 ($14 senior, $5 ages 5-18; ages 5 & under free)
- Luke Fitzpatrick, violin
Myroslav Skoryk — Melody
Gioachino Rossini — Overture to Semiramide
Camille Saint-Saëns — Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso in A minor, Op. 28
Seattle’s friendliest orchestra presents their spring family concert featuring Symphony No. 1 by Jean Sibelius and Melody by Ukrainian composer Myroslav Skoryk, two nationalist works that have become songs of praise to a beloved native land at a time of distress. The program also includes violin soloist Luke Fitzpatrick playing Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso by Saint-Saëns.
Bring the kids! We put on a special show just for our younger audience that’s geared to maximize their enjoyment while providing a fulfilling musical program for the whole family. Kid noises and dancing are welcome. Our family-friendly concerts are shorter in duration to keep things fun for everyone. We're committed to bringing the enjoyment of the symphony and music in general to people of all ages!
Seattle Festival Orchestra is an all-volunteer community orchestra that presents concerts to delight and engage a 21st-century audience. With diverse programming, SFO creates space for its audience to experience the catharsis of the wide range of emotions available in orchestra music, to feel with our musicians the joy and sorrow, wonder and ecstasy of our art.
Please review Seattle Festival Orchestra's current COVID-19 policies before attending this event: https://www.seattlefestivalorchestra.org/covid19-policies
About Seattle Festival Orchestra
Seattle Festival Orchestra is an all-volunteer community orchestra that presents concerts to delight and engage a 21st-century audience. With diverse programming, SFO creates space for its audience to experience the catharsis of the wide range of emotions available in orchestra music, to feel with our musicians the joy, sorrow, wonder, and ecstasy of our art.
http://www.seattlefestivalorchestra.org/