Name: Atlantic Classical Orchestra Sunday Concert Series
Start: 2024-01-28T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-03-24T17:00:00-04:00
Location: Elliott Museum

Atlantic Classical Orchestra Sunday Concert Series

The Historical Society of Martin County is the parent organization of the Elliott Museum and House of Refuge Museum. Both museums showcase a wide variety of exhibits, collections, lectures, concerts, art shows, auto shows, and other fun events all designed to serve the interests of people who live in and visit Florida’s Treasure Coast.

The Historical Society of Martin County

The Atlantic Classical Orchestra will present a series of three chamber orchestra performances at the Elliott Museum.

Elliott Museum

<h2>3 SUNDAYS OF PROMINENT ORCHESTRAS</h2> TIME: Sunday 3PM – 5PMDATES: Jan 28, Feb 11, and Mar 24The Atlantic Classical Orchestra is presenting a 3 Chamber Series Program at the Elliott Museum.TIME: Sunday 3PM - 5PM DATES: Jan 28, Feb 11, and Mar 24Review the 3 Chamber Series Program below and be enlighhtened by the gift of ever-changing diverse melody found in Brass, Strings and Flute quartets. After experiencing one of the Atlantic Classical Orchestra Series, you will want to experience them all! <h2>CHAMBER SERIES I</h2>Sunday, January 28, 2024 at 3pmAll-American Stars. Brass QuintetBeni Salvia: trumpet Dan Satterwhite: bass, trombone, tuba Jesse Cook: trumpet Stan Spinola: horn Tim Conner: tromboneJoin the ACO Brass Quintet for a virtuoso program that ranges from Steven Sacco’s charming quintet – at turns lyrical and boisterous (ending with a mambo), to excerpts from Gershwin’s groundbreaking and era-defining Porgy and Bess. Opening the concert is a mid-century gem by legendary virtuoso Verne Reynolds. <h2>CHAMBER SERIES II</h2>Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 3pmIntimate Portraits . Strings ProgramLeonid Sigal: violin Anna Ivanova: violin Christopher Gladsdorp: celloMusic of Viennese master Franz Schubert and Czech master Bohuslav Martinů anchor this all-strings program. Schubert’s gift of melody and his distinctive harmonic sensibility have made him a favorite for almost two centuries. Martinů’s music is ever-changing, diverse, novel, and engaging. His Madrigals, written for our own Maestro Amado’s grandmother, is a show-stopping virtuoso work showcasing just how dynamic two string instruments can be. <h2>CHAMBER SERIES III</h2>Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 3pmThe Flute Summons . Flute QuartetChristina Apelgren: flute Aleksandr Zhuk: violin Kaitlin Seto: viola Ashley Garritson: celloThe flute has been around from the ancient Egyptians and mythological satyrs to shepherds and Janissaries – it is an instrument loved for its pure, sweet sounds, its agility, and its singing nature. Mozart and Beethoven exploit these qualities in two works putting the flute front and center. <h3>Thanks to our sponsors, Kathy Atherton &amp; Bud Sterling</h3>Before the concert, enjoy lunch and your favorite beverage at our Tiki Bar and Restaurant, hosted by Philly Down South at the Elliott, open Sundays 11 AM to 4 PM.

Atlantic Classical Orchestra Sunday Concert Series

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