Musical Escapades Season Tickets
Thank you for becoming a season ticket holder. You're support means the world to us! Here is the line-up for Musical Escapades:Saturday, August 15 at 7pm- Places, people -- It's Showtime! - Guest artist Emily Walter joins the BSO, lending her energetic voice to an orchestral rendition of popular Broadway tunes. Selections from Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Mamma Mia, and more. Saturday, October 3rd at 7pm- John Williams: A Musical Life - Featuring the jazz trio of Brian Lydeen (saxophone) Lucas Bernier (vibraphone) and Darren King (bass) with Williams' "Escapades" concerto from Catch Me If You Can. Also, Cowboys Overture and other movie theme favoritesSunday, November 15th at 3pm- Nordic Adventures - Featuring Howard Hanson's Nordic Symphony and Oda Voltersvik, a Norwegian pianist, performing Grieg's Piano Concerto Sunday, December 6th at 3pm- Sleighing! - Join the BSO in celebrating the holiday spirit with your favorite holiday tunes and the yearly sing-along!Sunday, February 21st at 3pm- Violin Solos of the Big Screen - featuring co-Concertmasters, Elyot Kivi and Sarah Hamrin performing great violin solos from cinema classics like Schindler's List, Scent of a Woman, and Fiddler on the Roof. Saturday, April 3rd at 7pm- Join the Dance - Featuring cellist Hannah Holman, performing Ballet for Cello and Orchestra by Rebecca Burkhardt. Also on the program, Copland's Appalachian Spring.Saturday, May 8th at 7pm- Fame's Bright Sky - Pianist Ann DuHamel, premiering a concerto composed for her and the BSO by composer and fellow U of Iowa grad, Joseph Dangerfield. And the orchestra will close out the season with William Grant Still's Symphony No. 1, "Afro American". This season could have been called "Mostly American" classics with the addition of the Norwegian concert. Of the 7 season concerts, 6 feature American composers and all of those feature living composers including 2 Minnesota premieres. The BSO continues its tradition of highlighting historically underrepresented composers and guest artists, such as female, Black, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. The BSO prioritizes equity-centered repertoire and programming choices from a wide range of genres. Combining current music with traditional classics and pops helps our orchestra stay relevant and vibrant in the community. New music keeps the orchestra and conductor on our toes in the rehearsal process, and the standards provide a great grounding of traditions that drew us all to this art form in the first place. Your tickets will be mailed to the address you provide. If purchased within 10 days before a concert, tickets will be available for pick-up at the Will Call Table. If not picked up, they will then be mailed. With Zeffy, the BSO receives 100% of your contribution. Zeffy will ask you for a donation to support them when you checkout. You can opt out by entering $0 or choose an amount you are comfortable with.ore information ...