San Luis Obispo Symphony musicians will bring a joyful selection of music to Trinity United Methodist Church in Los Osos on Saturday, April 7 at 3:00 p.m.
Composer Franz Schubert brings the scene of a babbling brook to life in his “Trout” piano quintet which will be played by pianist Susan Davies, violinist Timothy Jones, violist Karen Loewi Jones, cellist Nancy Nagano, and bassist Ken Hustad.
Carl Reinecke’s romantic opus 274 Trio features pianist Susan Davies, clarinetist Caroline Tobin, and hornist Jennifer Galvan.
Henry Cowell’s perfect-for-a-church-setting Hymn and Fuguing Tune No.10 features oboist Jessica Hoffman, violinists Timothy Jones and Tanya Streder, violist Karen Loewi Jones, cellist Nancy Nagano, and bassist Ken Hustad.
Tickets are $35 – on sale now at slosymphony.org or at (805) 543-3533.
For more visit: https://www.slosymphony.org/chamber-concert-series
About the San Luis Obispo Symphony
For over 50 years, the San Luis Obispo Symphony has enhanced the county’s cultural landscape across the county. The orchestra’s Classics in the Cohan series is an anchor for the city’s state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center. The chamber series takes place in the region’s many scenic communities. Special occasion pops concerts augment celebrations for people of all ages far and wide. Hundreds of school children attend free concerts that introduce them to orchestral music as part of the Performing Arts Center’s Matinee program. The San Luis Obispo Symphony’s Youth Orchestra builds the foundation for a lifelong involvement in music, starting with ensembles for very young players — Super Bows — and progressing through the intermediate Preparatory Strings and Academy String Orchestra. The most advanced ensembles are Symphonic Winds and Concert Orchestra, which claims notable alumni, including musicians that now play in the San Luis Obispo Symphony. Encounters with classical music and instruments are accessible for everyone with the Symphony’s traveling petting zoo and music van. Boosting classroom education, San Luis Obispo Symphony-trained teachers provide after-school beginning string programs for kids where music education is in short supply during the school day. For more, visit www.slosymphony.org