EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
THE SCHEDULE
- Countdown Clock
- 30 minute Pre-show
- 90min: The performance: includes backstage interviews during a short intermission
NOTE: Your virtual ticket also enables you to return to watch the recording on-demand.
*Program content and concert dates may be subject to change: check our website for regular updates.
The Program & Artists
Conducted by Nir Kabaretti
Bramwell Tovey: Santa Barbara Sonata for Brass Quintet
II. Preacher on the Pier
IV. State Street Stomp
(Originally commissioned by our friends, the Music Academy of the West for the Canadian Brass.)
- Jon Lewis, trumpet
- Miles McAllister, trumpet
- Stephanie Stetson, horn
- Alex Iles, trombone
- Blake Cooper, tuba
Charles Gounod: Petite Symphony for Winds
I. Adagio-Allegretto
IV. Final-Allegretto
- Jamie Pedrini, flute
- Jennifer Cullinan, oboe
- Sarah Beck, oboe
- Juan Gallegos, clarinet
- Joanna Kim, clarinet
- Andy Radford, basson
- Leslie Lashinsky, bassoon
- Stephanie Stetson, horn
- Sarah Bach, horn
Alexander Borodin: Nocturno Featuring members of our medical community
Beethoven Romance for Violin No. 2 in F Major
- Jessica Guideri, violin
Mozart: Adagio from Piano Concerto No. 21, K467 “Elvira Madigan”
- Dr. Toni Meyers, piano
Mozart: Symphony No. 29 A Major K. 201
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
PREPARE IN ADVANCE
- DETERMINE how you will choose to watch. If you are unsure how to stream to your TV, this may be a helpful resource: How to Stream to Your Television
- [Saturday only] ORDER your 3-course DINNER & SIGNATURE COCKTAIL PACKAGE from Duo Catering & Events: CLICK HERE (Santa Barbara audience members only). We LOVE supporting local businesses!
- QUESTIONS? Please contact the Symphony at (805) 898-9386 or info@thesymphony.org
YOU can make a difference!
During this unprecedented time when around the country, performing arts organizations have gone dark, your Santa Barbara Symphony has found a way to continue to deliver on our mission to engage, inspire and connect.
A first for our organization, this live-streamed concert continues the Symphony’s 7-concert season while we are prevented from gathering together in the concert hall.
During the pandemic, we’ve experienced a significant loss of ticket revenue, and invite you to consider making a donation in support of our committment to employ our musicians, continue our award-winning music education programs, and bring music to our community when you need us the most.
A very warm and special thank you
to our 2020/21 season donors and the sponsors making this event possible!
Season Sponsor
Sarah & Roger Chrisman
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Season Sponsor
Sarah & Roger Chrisman
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