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San Juan Symphony 2007-08 Season
Song and Dance, melody and rhythm, the voice and the body alive
with the vibrant pulse of music. In a season that ranges
from Franz Joseph Haydn to Lennon and McCartney, the San Juan Symphony
celebrates the visceral expression that has been the heartbeat
of music since the first musicians stomped their feet and chanted. Click here to download our 2007-08 Season Brochure (PDF) OperafestClick here to read the program notes from Arthur Post
American VoicesClick here to read the program notes from Arthur Post
A Gershwin ValentineClick here to read the program notes from Arthur Post
Symphonic DancesClick here to read program notes by Arthur Post
Family Concert
Youth Concerts
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Indulge in an evening of overwhelming passions as four local
and
international singers join the SJS for a return visit to the
wonderful
world of opera. In a feast of arias and ensembles, our quartet
leads a thrilling tour through tragedy, comedy and romance.
Gemma Kavanagh, soprano
American music came of age in the boisterous
twentieth century.
Original, ingenious, unafraid, it’s a vigorous reflection
of the unique
American spirit. The SJS steps into a new venue in Telluride,
and the Durango and Telluride Choral Societies add their splendid
voices to American favorites.
John Pennington, marimba
The SJS welcomes back trumpeter Ryan Anthony
with a program of
beloved Gershwin hits and love songs. With breathtaking virtuosity
and touching sentiment, his program stretches from classic Broadway
to The Beatles and beyond. Don’t be caught with only one
ticket!
Israeli cellist Inbal Segev comes to the Four Corners with the
brimming energy of Haydn and the poignant Yiddish melodies of
Schindler’s List. The whole orchestra pulls out all the
stops to
finish the season with exhilarating Czech and Russian showpieces.