Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall & Arts Center (Alexandria, VA)
The Alexandria Symphony Orchestra celebrates the Thanksgiving season with their concert O' Thankful Voice. Yulia Gorenman is featured on Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 Elvira Madigan. Principal ASO French horn player Amy Horn also joins her colleagues as soloist in Alec Wilder's Suite for Horn and Strings. Dvorák's ever popular Serenade for Strings rounds out the program.
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Just as an audience is captivated by the merging of unusual notes and off-beat percussion, visitors to the Alexandria campus of Northern Virginia Community College will be mesmerized by the Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center. The facility took center stage in Northern Virginia in September, 2001 with the opening of its breathtaking 1,000 seat Mary Collier Baker Theater, the
The ASO voices the thanks of the season with dynamic soloists and favorite concert pieces. Fresh from a sold-out recital at Sidney Harman Hall this Spring, Yulia Gorenman is featured on Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 Elvira Madigan. Principal ASO French horn player Amy Horn also joins her colleagues as soloist in Alec Wilder’s Suite for Horn and Strings. Dvorák’s ever popular Serenade for Strings rounds out the program.
Northern Virginia's premiere fully professional orchestra, the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1954 and has established a reputation for thematic and inter-arts programming that features a mix of classical and contemporary music. The mission of the ASO is to provide quality, affordable and accessible music in the greater Metropolitan area of Northern Virginia through its highly respected, innovative, professional performances and programming. To foster a life-long appreciation of symphonic music, the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra is dedicated to strengthening arts education in schools.