About the Season
Introducing the 2024-2025 Season:
“Sound in Motion”
“Our season title stems from a philosophy of music-making near and dear to my heart. The philosophy is to play each note with motion so that every note leads organically to the next. This way, long lines transport the listener on a fulfilling musical journey.”
—Elliot Moore
Season Performances
Opening Night: Gershwin Piano Concerto
An Evening of Romance
Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker
The “Gentle” Nutcracker
Candlelight: Handel’s Messiah
Family Concert: Peter and the Wolf
The Light After the Storm
A Magnum Opus: Bach’s B Minor Mass
Pops: A Western Hoedown
About the Season
Welcome to our 58th season, titled “Sound in Motion”! I find this title apt because as our beloved orchestra soars to new heights, we are excited to serve more people in the St. Vrain Valley by taking our first masterwork program on the road to the township of Frederick.
As the sounds of the Longmont Symphony are put in motion, we hope you join us for programs that will uplift, inspire, and move you. Some of the personal highlights include our collaboration with Boulder Chorale on the Magnum Opus of J. S. Bach: Mass in B minor, Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, Gershwin’s Piano Concerto, Brahms’ Symphony No. 2. I would be remiss if I did not mention some of the incredible soloists that will be gracing our stage this season: pianist Spencer Myer, whose artistry sparkles — the fun and engaging violinist Andrew Sords performing Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy and the return of cellist Clancy Newman performing the soulful Cello Concerto in E minor by Edward Elgar.
Join us for a moving season as we take our Sound in Motion!
– Elliot Moore, Music Director
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