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Symphony of 2000

November 20, 2016

1000 instruments + 1000 Voices

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Brown Paper Tickets

Now Available!

The Box Office at the venue will open

at 2 p.m. for last minute audience tickets

and Will Call pickups.

If you thought Symphony of 1000 was impressive...look what we have planned!

After the rousing success of 2014’s Symphony of 1000, we return for an event even bigger and more inspiring: the Symphony of 2000.  This year’s event will feature 1000 musicians performing with the addition of 1000 voices, creating a symphonic and choral event not to be missed.  The Symphony of 2000 strives to bring together musicians of all ages and skill levels together to collaborate as a community and as inspiration to the surrounding community.

 

The Symphony of 2000 will take place on November 20, 2016 at Sacramento's Memorial Auditorium. Instrumentalists and vocalists will come together on event day for an afternoon of rehearsal followed by a 4 pm public concert.

 

This event is open to interested instrumentalists or vocalists of any age or skill level.  Participating instruments are: violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, french horn, trumpet, trombone, euphonium/tuba, and percussion.

 

Please join us by filling out the registration form in Step 1 above.  There is a $25 participation fee.  All musicians will receive a Symphony of 2000 t-shirt to wear at the event. Note: Instrumentalist must bring their own music stand.

 

After you have registered for the event you can download your sheet music for practice in Step 2.  The sheet music varies in level of difficulty.  Based on your skill level you will choose the pieces that you are comfortable playing. Instrumentalists should sit-out any pieces that are too difficult.

 

The program for Symphony of 2000 is as follows:

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Orchestra & Choir

The Star Spangled Banner

The Ashgrove Fantasy

Shaker Melody (traditional; AKA: Simple Gifts)

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Orchestra Alone

Great Gate of Kiev - Moussorgsky

Les Toreadors - Bizet

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Orchestra & Choir

America (traditional)

Lacrymosa from Mozart Requiem 

Amazing Grace

Evening Prayer from Hansel and Gretel - Humperdink (in English)

Danny Boy (traditional)

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Orchestra Alone

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Arr. Merle J. Isaac) - Mozart

Stars and Stripes - Sousa

Triumphal March from Aida - Verdi

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Orchestra & Choir

Hallelujah Chorus: Messiah - Handel

Ode to Joy -Beethoven (in German)

 

 

This is a public event and audience tickets are available now through the

Community Center Box office. Audience tickets will go fast be sure to get yours now! 

 

Event Contact:

Ellie Durst ellie@sacramentoyouthsymphony.org

Please use the above contact for questions about Symphony of 2000, including questions about the music or event day procedures.

Sponsored by:

 Randy Getz & Pat Mahony 

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