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Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #7

Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #7

Welcome back! This week come listen to a piece by one of Maestro Schulze’s favorite composers, Florence Price!

🥁 Florence Price – Concert Overture No. 2

Composed in 1943, this work is based upon three spirituals: Go Down Moses, Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit, and Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen. A preeminent British conductor, Glover, seen in the recording below, was an early champion of Florence Price and presented her works in England earlier than this renaissance of recognition in the US.

Listen to this rediscovered masterpiece now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ7sqQn7ERs

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Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #6
Halfway there! To celebrate the height of summer learn about a piece that both Maestro Schulze and Operations Manager Kyle Graham loves!
Claude Debussy – La Mer
Debussy was one of the first impressionist composers and sent French Music in a completely new direction! La Mer is a fun piece perfect for a quick classical listen, especially if you enjoy interesting percussion parts.
Listen to it now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIBu70g1YPc

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Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #5
Ready for another musical masterpiece? This week listen to what Maestro Schulze calls “one of the most perfect symphonies ever composed!”
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony No. 41
Nicknamed the Jupiter Symphony, Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 was both the last and longest symphony that Mozart composed. It contains 4 movements and a grand finale featuring an orchestral Fugue in the last movement that is, in Maestro Schulze’s words, “as glorious as it gets!”
Listen to it now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEtooOZkSV8

Happy 4th of July! So the MSO staff can celebrate

Happy 4th of July! So the MSO staff can celebrate with family and friends, the MSO office will be closed on July 3rd and July 4th and will be back on Monday. We hope have a fantastic holiday weekend!

Single Ticket Purchases are now available! Come pi

Single Ticket Purchases are now available! Come pick your seats for this year's MSO Musical experience by calling the box office at 301-797-4002 or visiting our website today! https://marylandsymphony.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket#/

Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #4 We

Symphony Summer: 12 Weeks of Musical Mastery #4
Welcome back! If you were one of this year’s concert attendees, Maestro Schulze has picked a composer that you should be familiar with! After listening to the MSO play the Tchaikovsky’s beautiful Symphony No. 5 last October, come explore another of his masterpieces with us!

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 4
Tchaikovsky penned many letters to his patron, Nadezhda von Meck, about this 4-movement symphony and its meaning, giving us unique insight into the piece. With a strong repeating fanfare and a powerful final movement that incorporates the Russian folk song “A little birch tree stood in the field” this piece is a unique musical experience backdropped by Tchaikovsky’s contemplative exploration of fate.

Listen to it now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE1cbF3sQQc

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