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Print a ticket order form and mail. View seating chart. Saturday evening concerts: Reserved tickets: $35 General admission: $30 Student/ senior: $25
Sunday Family concerts: Adults: $8 Children/ seniors: $5 Questions? Call 508.478.5924 or e-mail bstockwell@claflinhill.org
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The Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra’s Tenth Anniversary Season Schedule.
All concerts take place at Milford Town Hall’s Grand Ballroom, 52 Main Street, Milford, MA Family Concert II Play Nice with Others! Sunday, March 28, 2010 3 p.m. A program designed to feature the various sections of the symphony orchestra, and how they work and play together in harmony, featuring Claflin Hill’s awesome tuba player, Mr. Chip Halt, in "Tubby the Tuba." Concert V
Places in Our
Heart Saturday, May 1, 2010 7:30 p.m. Copland Our Town Bernstein On the Waterfront Resphigi Pines of Rome We conclude our Tenth Season with our favorite "music scapes" – an homage to our community and its roots, and it’s on to the next or decade of Claflin Hill! Be part of our 10th year!
Pillars of Fifths Saturday, November 7, 2009 7:30 p.m.
We open our Tenth Anniversary season reprising two of our most memorable performances, and two of the most monumental symphonies ever written— Beethoven’s Fifth, one of the most beloved works of the 19th century, and Shostakovich’s Fifth – his homage to the triumphant human spirit over the totalitarian regimes of the 20th century. (Five plus Five makes TEN!)
Holiday Pops! Saturday, December 12, 2009 7:30 p.m. Our Tenth Holiday Pops concert, with the New World Chorale, celebrating the season with Tchaikovsky, Handel, John Williams, Mannheim Steamroller and more!! Holly MacEwen Krafka joins Maestro Surapine on the podium for this Claflin Hill Family Holiday tradition Family
Concert I Myths and
Legends
Sponsored by Middlesex Savings Bank &
Target Sunday, January
17, 2010 3 p.m. Featuring music
highlighting timeless fables and stories from our childhood and beyond,
including music from The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Jacques Offenbach’s "Orpheus
in the Underworld" with its famous "Can-Can Dance," Aaron Copland’s "Billy the
Kid" and more. Designed as an
introduction and primer, Family Symphony concerts are perfect for folks with
young children, seniors who enjoy an afternoon of great music and all others
seeking to deepen their knowledge and appreciation of classical music.
Songs of
America Saturday,
January 30, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Duke Ellington's Harlem
Hojnacki; Toccata, Tango and Toons
Special Guest Artist, Melanie Campbell
Songs of Gershwin and Spirituals
Special Guest Host Ron Della Chiesa
Special
Chamber Orchestra Concert Saturday,
February 13, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Barber
Adagio for Strings
Ives Camp
Meeting Symphony
Ibert
Divertissement
Stravinsky
Octet By special
demand! Audiences loved our Benefit Chamber concert last season, and the
opportunity to hear the stellar CHSO musicians in more intimate and transparent
ensembles. Here are four gems that will allow our musicians’ passion and
brilliance to shine out into the winter night!
Concert IV
The Sacred
and the Profane!
Health Night at Symphony
Sponsored in part by:
The Milford Regional Medical Center, Fallon Community
Health, Tri County Regional Medical, Atria Draper Place, Whitcomb
House and Brigham & Women's Hospital Saturday, March
6, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Mozart
Requiem
Carl Orff
Carmina Burana Two of the
greatest chorus-and-orchestra masterpieces of the entire literature! Mozart’s
noble, majestic and elegiac Requiem paired with Orff’s colorful bacchanal of
student drinking songs and romance! Carmina Burana was the first work ever
performed by the CHSO in May, 2000 – the Mozart Requiem opened the first full
season! A musical feast with a one-two punch! |
CLAFLIN HILL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA is grateful to the following towns for their 2010 Local Cultural Council grants in support of our "Seeds of Culture" program, as well as the general operating of the orchestra.
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Concert I
Concert II
Concert III
