Beethoven: A Surprise Birthday Celebration! - Cancelled
Beethoven: A Surprise Birthday Celebration! - Cancelled
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DateApr 19, 2020
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Event StartsTBA
Event Details
Event Update:
Patrons who purchased tickets from YnotTix.com, the Sandler Center Box Office, or by calling (757) 385-2787, please email us at Info@SandlerCenter.org for assistance with a refund.
From VSO - "Out of an abundance of caution, due to concerns about the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Virginia Symphony will cancell this concert.
We deeply appreciate your continued support of the Virginia Symphony and our musicians as we all work through these challenges together. Details on dates for the rescheduled performances are still in development. We will be in contact with you with new dates as soon as they are available.
The following options are available for those who have already purchased tickets THROUGH VSO. Converting the price of your ticket to a tax-deductible donation supports Virginia Symphony Orchestra during these uncertain times. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we appreciate your consideration. You may also
- Exchange your tickets to an upcoming performance. We are happy to exchange your tickets for an upcoming 2020 Virginia Symphony performance.
- Put tickets on account. Unsure what you’d like to exchange into? The Patron Services Office can put your funds on account for future use.
- Donate your ticket. Your tax-deductible donation today means that the next time you join us for a concert, the orchestra will be here to share the joy of live music with you once more, as a healthy, vibrant and financially secure organization.
For assistance with any of the above ticketing options, email your contact information to our Patron Services Team at contact@virginiasymphony.net and we will get back to you to discuss options. Please be aware that we are responding to a high volume of phone calls and e-mails, so your inquiry may take longer than normal to answer. We appreciate your patience and understanding."
Presented by Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
Celebrate the world’s favorite composer and his greatest music! From its famous four-note opening signature, this hymn to triumph over adversity has inspired and celebrated hard-won victories for more than two hundred years.
We’re adding two special performances to our season in recognition of the genius who has given the world so much of its greatest music and in honor of all those who strive and overcome long odds. Please join us for an uplifting evening for everyone in the midst of challenges and those who have conquered them. And isn’t that all of us?
The Fifth is the world’s most famous symphony – performed by our world-class Virginia Symphony musicians. The program will also feature Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, at times contemplative and often showing those “quiet flashes of genius” for which it’s beloved. Played for the VSO by the up and coming Annelle K. Gregory, the Violin Concerto is the perfect pairing for an evening that will demonstrate all the power, emotion and human connection that Beethoven’s music can be in the hands of a great symphony orchestra.
Steven Jarvi, conductor
Annelle K. Gregory, violin
Beethoven: Egmont Overture
Beethoven: Symphony No. 5
Beethoven: Violin Concerto
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