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Cambridge Symphony Orchestra

Adam Grossman, Music Director

Twenty-First Season 1995-1996

November 12th John Muratore, Guitar 3:00 p.m. Harrington School	Bellini Overture to Norma Malloy A new work Giuliani Concerto in A for Guitar and Orchestra Mozart Symphony No. 40
January 13th & 20th 10th Annual Children's Concert Jan. 13 -- 1:30 p.m Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Narrator: Jimmy Smith Jan. 20 -- 3:00 p.m. Somerville High School Narrator: Kenneth Lonergan With Somerville Student Claire McCarthy, Guest Soloist	Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf L.J.F. Herold's Overture to Zampa with Members of the Cambridge All-City Youth Orchestra Jean TePaske, Director and Members of the Somerville All-City Youth Orchestra Rita Ranucci, Director Co-sponsored by: the Cambridge Public Library and the Cambridge Public Schools Music Department. Funded in part by Arts Lottery,a program of the Massachusetts Cultural Council as administered by the Cambridge Arts Council.
March 24th Orpheus Margaret O'Keekfe, Soprano Bruce Lancaster, Baritone 3:00 p.m. Cambridge Rindge and Latin School	The Orpheus theme as interpreted by: Gluck Jobim Cohen Stravinski Offenback Monteverdi Poetry written and read by poet Lloyd Schwartz (and others) Funded by: the Massachusetts Cultrual Council, a state agency which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
May 19th French Horns Chris Sklarin Modori Evans George Fichter Margaret McLallen 3:00 p.m. Cambridge Rindge and Latin School	Haydn Symphony No. 9 Schumann Konzertstück for Four Horns Grossman Sinfonia (commiissioned for this occasion)

For twenty one years, the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra, formerly The Little Orchestra of Cambridge, has been Cambridge's community orchestra, bringing good music to hospitals, schools, elderly housing, and community centers for audiences who might not otherwise hear live classical music. All our concerts are free.

Since its founding in 1975, the group has grown from a handful of players to a full-sized orchestra of 75 adult amateur musicians, and has presented nearly 200 free concerts in Cambridge and surrounding communities.

This year we acknowledge Adam Grossman's ten years as Music Director. Under Mr. Grossman's stewardship, the goup has grown significantly both in size and musical quality. Each concert will highlight a unique aspect of his directorship.

All concerts are FREE and open to the public. Schedule subject to change -- call 617-547-9477.

FREE Parking for the concerts at Cambridge Rindge & Latin School is available in the Felton Street Garage.

If you have any questions about this web page, contact Arun Malik.

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