PAST EVENTS & PERFROMANCES

2018 FALL CONCERT
Saturday, November 17th at 12pm @ Keene Central School District

Semester Literature
3 Miniatures for String Orchestra....William Stokes
Written & Conducted by Bill Stokes
Rondeau....Moret/Leidig
Conducted by Janeen Streeter
Quartet No. 2....David Stone
Fire Mountain Intermezzo....Denisch
Guest conductor,
Evan Meccarello

Evan Meccarello 
​Thames Valley Music School
http://wordpress.conncoll.edu/tvms/faculty/strings/evan-meccarello/

---

SPRING 2019 PROGRAM
May 30th, 2019 @ 6:30 pm 
Lake Placid Synagogue
               
Repertoire
William Tell Overture....Giacomo Rossini, arr. Dackow
Conducted by Janeen Streeter
Chorale....Matesky & Rush
Shall We Gather at the River....Robert Lowry, arr. Burswold
Led by Alison Simcox
Allegro from Concerto for Two Cellos....Antonio Vivaldi
Led by Alison Simcox
Yellow Bird....Monton, arr. William Stokes
Conducted by Bill Stokes
Prelude for Strings....Gerald Finzi
Conducted by Esther Rogers Baker

The Community String Orchestra of the Adirondacks is a non-profit organization for musicians and by musicians of all ages and abilities.  Our work strives to bring string musicians together and to bring string music to the local communities of the northern Adirondack region.  

FALL 2019 PROGRAM
Saturday, November 23rd @ Noon
Keene Central School Auditorium
Dueling Fiddles...Gretchen Koehler
Celtic Jigs...traditional Celtic songs, arr. Pedro Gilabert
Two Chinese Paintings:  Ancient Echo, Silk and Bamboo
...traditional Chinese songs, arr. Wu Man, realized by Danny Clay
Glimpses of Muqam Chebiyat: Third Dastan
...traditional Chinese song, arr. Wu Man, realized by Danny Clay
Le Reel du Pendu...traditional Québécois song
Amrit...Kala Ramnath
Lovers Waltz...Jay Ungar & Molly Mason, arr. Andrew Dabczynski​
Special Guests This Semester:
Gretchen Koehler, fiddler 
http://www.gretchenkoehlermusic.com/ 
Daniel Levin, contemporary cellist 
http://daniel-levin.com/about 
We focused this session on styles of ornamentation and improvisation around folk-based aural traditions
​(including celtic and American folk), free jazz and conduction, and Chinese and Indian styles.

HOME