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ROCO In Concert: Bursting at the Seams (September 2021)

Beethoven, Christina Jennings, Co-Commission, Concertmaster, Conductor, Delights & Dances, Domenico Cimarosa, Flute, Goodbye., Ice Storm Symphony, Il maestro di Capella, Marcus Maroney, Matt Dane, Maxime Goulet, Mei-Ann Chen, Michael Abels, OK, ROCO Co-Commission, ROCO Commissioned World Premiere, Scott St. John, St. John the Divine, viola d'amore, World Premeire

Saturday, Sep 25 2021, 5:00pm

ROCO’s In Concert series, showcasing the full 40-piece orchestra, opened on September 25 with “Bursting at the Seams” at The Church of St. John the Divine, and livestreamed at ROCO.org,  Facebook, and YouTube.

Conducted by ROCO’s Artistic Partner Mei-Ann Chen, the concert featured the world premiere of the first movement of Maxime Goulet’s Ice Storm Symphony, Turmoil, telling the story of Canada’s historic, devastating 1998 ice storm, and also featured the world premiere of Marcus Maroney’s OK, Goodbye. for flute, viola d’amore, and chamber orchestra, inspired by the melting of the Icelandic Okjökull glacier, and highlighting soloists Matt Dane and Christina Jennings. Sharing our joy to be back in performance with you, Michael Abels’ Delights & Dances and Domenico Cimarosa’s “Il Maestro di Cappella” Overture completed the program with a surprise piece by Beethoven.

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