Conductor

Experience the harmonious collaboration between the Quad City Symphony Orchestra (QCSO) and the Quad City Symphony Youth Ensembles (QCSYE) in a special Side-by-Side Concert. This unique performance is set to take place on April 28 at 5:30 pm CDT, hosted at the prestigious Adler Theatre, located at 136 E 3rd St, Davenport, IA, 52801.

The concert will showcase the talents of young musicians from the QCSYE, which includes four orchestras catering to various ability levels for ages 7 to 18. The program is designed to provide a challenging yet nurturing environment that emphasizes musical excellence. Participants, playing string, woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments, will have the opportunity to develop their musical, social, and leadership skills. The event is a testament to the QCSO's commitment to making music accessible to all, with financial aid available to ensure no one is left out due to financial constraints.

The evening's program will feature performances by the Prelude Strings under the baton of Elizabeth Lundine, the Concert Orchestra conducted by Michele Ottesen, and the Youth Philharmonic Orchestra led by Benjamin Firer. Following an intermission, the concert will resume with a performance by the YSO Concerto Competition Winner accompanied by the Quad City Symphony Orchestra, with Mark Russell Smith conducting. The event will conclude with a combined performance by the Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Quad City Symphony Orchestra, also under the direction of Mark Russell Smith.

This concert is supported by the Mel Mckay Trust and the Mary Iva Gittens Knouse Trust, ensuring a memorable evening of music and community spirit. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the future of classical music as the young talents of QCSYE perform side by side with the seasoned professionals of the QCSO. Tickets are available for purchase, promising an inspiring evening for music lovers of all ages.

QCSO/QCSYE Side-by-Side Concert

Adler Theatre

Immerse yourself in the harmonious celebration of youth and music at the QCSYE Fall Concert, presented by the Quad City Symphony Youth Ensembles (QCSYE). This captivating event is set to take place on November 12, 2023, at 3:00 pm CST, at the prestigious Adler Theatre, located at 136 E 3rd St, Davenport, IA, 52801.

The QCSYE Fall Concert showcases the exceptional talents of young musicians, ages 7 to 18, across four school-year orchestras. These ensembles provide a platform for students of all ability levels to engage in a rigorous and inspiring learning environment. Under the guidance of esteemed conductors, participants in the string, woodwind, brass, and percussion sections will perform, demonstrating the musical excellence, social, and leadership skills they have honed throughout their time with the program. Financial aid is available, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to participate, regardless of their financial situation.

The concert will feature performances by the Prelude Strings under the baton of Elizabeth Lundine, the Concert Orchestra led by Michele Ottesen, and the Youth Philharmonic Orchestra and Youth Symphony Orchestra, both conducted by Benjamin Firer. An intermission will provide a moment for the audience to reflect on the first half of the program before the musical journey continues.

This event not only celebrates the achievements of these young musicians but also supports the QCSYE's mission to foster a lifelong appreciation of music and the arts. Whether you're a family member, friend, or simply a lover of music, the QCSYE Fall Concert promises an afternoon of delightful performances that will inspire and entertain.

Tickets are available for purchase, inviting everyone to be part of this special occasion. Don't miss the chance to support the next generation of musicians and experience the joy of music at the QCSYE Fall Concert.

Elizabeth Lundine

Conductor

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Apr 28, 2024

QCSO/QCSYE Side-by-Side Concert · Quad City Symphony Orchestra

Nov 12, 2023

QCSYE Fall Concert · Quad City Symphony Orchestra

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