The CSO's 2021 Spring Season is here!
After much planning and preparation, we are thrilled to be able to provide LIVE concerts once again at the CSO - with newly implemented precautions. Take a musical journey with us in this 5-concert spring season as we explore the music of far away places and times. A new feature this year, for those not comfortable attending concerts in person or wanting to attend from afar, we are offering a digital viewing option! Please look through our season lineup below to see the concerts that will take place this spring as well as our COVID-19 safety precautions for in-person attendees.
For any questions or concerns about our upcoming season, please contact Marketing Director Kristen Hudson at [email protected] or call and leave a message for us at (706) 256-3645.
2021 Season Brochure
COVID-19 Safety Precautions
CSO 2021 Spring Season Concert Lineup
All concerts will be at 7:30 PM in Bill Heard Theatre at the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts.
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Baroque music has a way of cutting through the noise and getting straight to the point. It never fails to clear our minds and simplify our emotions. Join us for an intimate evening of Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, and others… the best of the Baroque!
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The CSO returns to the stage with music that will lift your spirits and soothe your soul. Popular pianist, Henry Kramer, joins the orchestra to present Schumann’s romantic piano concerto. The orchestra will play Beethoven’s most optimistic symphony – the Seventh.
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The music of England is many things, but it is almost always lyrical and filled with beautiful melodies. If it’s singable “tunes” you want, you will love this music of Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Holst, and friends.
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We welcome CSO members Boris Abramov and Sarah Park Chastain in a performance of Mozart’s elegant and effervescent Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola. The Mozart is framed with two great French masterpieces.
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Cellist Wendy Warner returns to play Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations as only she can. The orchestra offers the ever-popular Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland and Haydn’s final symphony.
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