San Jose Chamber Orchestra
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Concert Series
The San José Chamber Orchestra presents a series of concerts each season, showcasing a variety of musical works.
About
San Jose Chamber Orchestra
Founded in
1996
EIN
770292622
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Performance & Visual Arts
Address
1034 BENNETT WAY SAN JOSE, California 95125-2501 United States
Website
sjco.org
Phone
(408)-295-4416
Email address
@SJCO.org
About
Founded in 1996, the San Jose Chamber Orchestra, led by Barbara Day Turner, is a professional string ensemble presenting 7-9 programs per season. It is supported by the City of San José, Office of Cultural Affairs and SVCreates.
Mission
The San Jose Chamber Orchestra shares exciting, thought-provoking music by contemporary and time-honored composers, reflecting the cultural diversity of our community and inspiring the next generation.
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