Culver City Symphony Orchestra presents its next concert, Sunday, March 5, 2017, 4:30PM, “Finding Space,” at Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Avenue at Culver Boulevard, Culver City. Free parking in lots along Culver Boulevard.

Finding Space. We try to make space for music in our lives.

We look for our living space, our space in society, our personal space, our work space. Music fills empty spaces, in rehearsal rooms and concert halls. Music fills the spaces in our hearts and minds. Orchestras fill spaces in our cultural lives. Young musicians carve out their new spaces. Culver City Symphony Orchestra’s next concert is finding space in a new year and a new era with works from composers who filled spaces in society with their works which confronted society-Mozart, brilliant works-Mendelssohn, works which created new space-Wagner, or works which returned to old spaces to create something new-Prokofiev.

The concert: 

Finding Space

Frank Fetta-Conductor

Aubree Oliverson-Violin

PROGRAM

Mozart: Don Giovanni, Overture (1787)

Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto (1844)

Wagner: Sigfried Idyll (1870)

Prokofiev: Classical Symphony (1917)

General Admission: $15

Ages 13-17: $10

Ages 6-12: Free

Members of SoCal Symphony Society

Receive Two Free Tickets

Tickets available at the Box Office one hour before the concert, and available on-line: www.culvercitysymphony.org

info@culvercitysymphony.org

This performance is made possible in part by a grant from Los Angeles County Arts Commission

Donations and membership to the SoCal Symphony Society, Inc. are welcome.  

SoCal Symphony Society, Inc., presents The Culver City Symphony Orchestra, The Marina del Rey Symphony, and produces the Parness Concerto Competition.

The Culver City Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1963 in Westchester/Los Angeles, and has performed in Culver City since 2000.

Culver City Symphony Orchestra: In addition to presenting the standard orchestra repertoire and concert dramatizations of operas, the orchestra has presented unique concerts devoted to Black American, Hispanic, and Women composers. It is the parent orchestra of the Marina del Rey Summer Symphony which performs at Burton Chace Park. The orchestra has performed at The Los Angeles Street Festival, on live-radio music broadcasts from the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History.