Missoula Symphony
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Genre:
Classical, Choral, Pops and Opera
Hometown:
Missoula, Montana
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Luke Moorhead

Luke Moorhead Someone needs to update the concerts for this season

Dena Rene' Mueller

Dena Rene' Mueller What a blessed community we have to be able to enjoy so many music genres! Loved it when you performed the Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody "Symphony Style" outside at Caras Park...and the greatest part...when so many folks sang the lyrics! LOL Thanks Missoula Symphony for your dedication and talent! ox Dena

Susie Reber Orr

Susie Reber Orr Can hardly wait for the concert in Caras Park....I have been tellining everyone I know!

Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony

Lush. Spiritual. Visceral.
Missoula Symphony Wraps Up Concert Season with Slight Nod to Hollywood, Spirituality and Modern Music April 2009 - Missoula, Montana – The Missoula Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2008-2009 concert series with a moving season finale on Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. ...
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony
Join Missoula Symphony Music Director Darko Butorac for a fun and informative pre-concert chat before show time. Learn more about the upcoming concert, ask questions, and get up close and personal with Missoula's favorite maestro. Chats start at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. Free to ticket holders.

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The Missoula Symphony Orchestra Presents Down Beat Down Low
Featuring conductor Darko Butorac and guest artist Andrew Armstrong
Time:6:30PM Saturday, May 9th
Location:University of Montana University Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony
Praised by critics for his passion and technique, pianist Andrew Armstrong has dazzled audiences worldwide. He will delight Missoula with Rachmaninoff's masterwork, one of the worlds most beloved concertos. The concert opens with the shimmering colors of Rainbow Body and closes with a work that contrasts drama and tra...gedy with liveliness and wit; Shostakovich's First will be our season's triumphant finale! Tickets available at the Missoula Symphony Office located at 320 East Main Street - Missoula, MT Read More

Missoula Symphony Season Finale!
Featuring the amazing Andrew Armstrong, pianist.
Time:7:30PM Saturday, May 9th
Location:University of Montana Univesity Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony Andrew Armstrong has been praised by critics for his passionate expression and dazzling technique. He has delighted audiences around the world.


PROGRAM:
Darko Butorac, conductor

Christopher Theofanidis
*Rainbow Body

Sergei Rachmaninoff
* Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor

Intermission

Dmitri Shostakovich
* Symphony No. 1 in F minor

Tickets available at the Missouly Symphony office

The Missoula Symphony Orchestra
Presenting Andrew Armstrong, Pianist
Time:7:30PM Saturday, May 9th
Location:University Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony If you attended the Requiem concert please share your thoughts! We would love to hear from you!

April 3 at 3:57pm
Camarin Metcalf
Camarin Metcalf
It was so amazing! I think I cried about four times!
April 30 at 3:17pm
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony one more! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKPIz5YwcAE&feature=channel_page

Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony Check out some clips of our concerts! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq9hR9PkXNI

April 3 at 11:25am
Andrew Armstrong
Andrew Armstrong
Bravo, wonderful! Also found Darko's Xiamen Symphony Fledermaus on youtube, it's exciting!
April 3 at 11:30am
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony Joyous and sorrowful, breathtaking and transcendent, Verdi's Requiem is one of the most gripping pieces in the repertoire.With a 100+ voice chorale, a huge orchestra, and fabulous soloists, this concert will be the one you remember for years.

Verdi's Requiem
The greatest piece ever written for chorus and orchestra
Time:3:00PM Sunday, March 15th
Location:University Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony Joyous and sorrowful, breathtaking and transcendent, Verdi's Requiem is one of the most gripping pieces in the repertoire.With a 100+ voice chorale, a huge orchestra, and fabulous soloists, this concert will be the one you remember for years.

Verdi's Requiem
The greatest piece ever written for chorus and orchestra
Time:7:30PM Saturday, March 14th
Location:University Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony Come check out an exciting concert next weekend - check the event page to find out more about Forbidden Love!

February 10 at 11:08am · Report
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony
The passion! The joy! The torment! In the afterglow of valentine's Day, our musical theme will be Forbidden Love! We will start with a jazzy-but-bittersweet revue of Gershwin, then proceed to the crackling energy of Bernstein's best-loved score. The concert will end with Prokofiev's majestic treatment of Shakespeare's ...tragic love story.

PROGRAM:
Gershwin Porgy and Bess Selections
Bernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Prokofiev Romeo and JulietRead More

Forbidden Love Matinee
The third Masterworks concert of the 2009-2010 Season!
Time:3:00PM Sunday, February 22nd
Location:University Theater
Missoula Symphony

Missoula Symphony
The passion! The joy! The torment! In the afterglow of valentine's Day, our musical theme will be Forbidden Love! We will start with a jazzy-but-bittersweet revue of Gershwin, then proceed to the crackling energy of Bernstein's best-loved score. The concert will end with Prokofiev's majestic treatment of Shakespeare's ...tragic love story.

PROGRAM:
Gershwin Porgy and Bess Selections
Bernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Prokofiev Romeo and JulietRead More

Forbidden Love
Third Masterworks concert of the 2009-10 Season!
Time:7:30PM Saturday, February 21st
Location:University Theater