In this 35th season, the SSO will perform six concerts taking guests on a ‘journey’ through time and throughout the world.
Featuring composers from Russia to Italy and classics, such as ‘The Best of Beethoven and Brahms’ and family-oriented music like ‘Peter and the Wolf, there is something for all ages. Both classical music lovers and those who are new to classical music will rejoice with this five-star line up.
The Best of Beethoven and Brahms
SAT, SEPT 25, 2010—8PM
Glad Tidings Auditorium
A magical evening with Brahm’s first concerto performed with guest musician Peter Longworth on the piano, Denis Gougeon’s, Le Jardin Mystérieux and Beethoven’s high spirited Symphony No 7.
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Heroes and Villains
SAT, OCT 30, 2010 - 8PM
Glad Tidings Auditorium
Perfect for the young concert-goer! This concert is fun for the whole family!
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Peter and the Wolf
SAT, Nov 20, 2010
Matinee: 2pm
Full program: 8pm
Glad Tidings Auditorium
The story of Peter and the Wolf is vividly brought to life with instruments of the orchestra playing the characters in this beloved children’s story. The Young Sudbury Singers will also take the stage performing holiday classics.
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Viva Italia!
Sat, Feb 19, 2011
Glad Tidings Auditorium
This concert will be a great tribute to the great Italian operas and composers made perfect with the unforgettable voice of soprano Miriam Khalil.
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From Russia with Love
Sat, Mar 26, 2011
Glad Tidings Auditorium
Windsor-based composer Brent Lee’s, Am Rnade der Nacht will lead us into a magical evening devoted to the brilliance of Russian composers Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky.
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SSO Goes
Around the World
Sat, Apr 16, 2011
Glad Tidings Auditorium
An unforgettable journey around the world in just one night. Highlights will include a mesmerizing marimba concerto featuring Ian Gibson and an explosive climax in Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture!
