5 Exciting Things Happening Right Now
The Lake Geneva Symphony Orchestra is not able to meet as a full orchestra right now. However, there is so much going on to be excited about as we wait for the right time to resume playing together. In the coming days, we’ll highlight 5 ways our players and audiences are engaging in our 2020-21 Season Reimagined.
The first exciting thing happening is Chamber Music!
Beethoven’s nine symphonies are incredible pieces of music, but did you know he also wrote 17 string quartets? Brahms composed four symphonies, but he also wrote a wide range of music for ensemble sizes of two to six players. Most of the same composers that LGSO audiences hear at symphonic concerts have also showcased their expert compositional craftsmanship in their work for smaller chamber ensembles. There are currently multiple ensembles of between 2 and 12 musicians exploring this repertoire for reduced numbers. In the process, LGSO players have the opportunity to safely continue making music with others.
How can you be involved?
First, you can like our page on Facebook, visit our website, and sign-up to receive Constant Contact emails. Any or all of these are great ways to receive the new content we will provide throughout the year.
We encourage you to share our news and events with friends, relatives and anyone else you think would appreciate music in our community. Together we can make this an outstanding season and expand our audience!
 
Second, and most importantly, you can help us financially. Everything happening this season is provided free of charge, which means there is no revenue from ticket sales or a paywall for online content.
Would you consider a donation to the LGSO right now?
Any amount will be greatly appreciated. Your donation will help us continue to serve our mission and position us more securely for the future.