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Upcoming Concert:
Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 8:00 pm
Frederick Community College
J.B. Kussmaul Theater (Directions)

Young Artist Showcase

Wagner	Tannhäuser Overture, Op. 70
TBA Concerto	Featuring the Grand Prize Winner of the Young Artist Competition for Winds and Brass
Brahms	Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90

See the entire season

December 19, 2009 Concert Tickets

Tickets from the cancelled December 19, 2009 performance can be used at any of the remaining Frederick Symphony Orchestra concerts scheduled for the 2009-2010 Season. Available dates are March 6, May 8, or June 19, 2010.

Exchange your December 19th ticket at the JB Kussmaul Theater Box Office on the day of the concert you wish to attend. The Box Office opens approximately 1 hour before the start of each concert.

Young Artist Competition for
Brass/Woodwind Instruments

The application period for the January 2010 Young Artist Competition for woodwind and brass instruments is now closed.
More Competition Information.

Welcome to the Frederick Symphony Orchestra's
2009-2010 Season!

Elisa Koehler
Music Director
& Conductor

Dear FSO Friends,

Welcome to our 13th season!

We have a full menu of musical delights to offer you this year.

In October we focus on music evocative of Scotland featuring Maryland violinist Ronald Mutchnik as soloist for Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy and Mendelssohn’s poetic Scottish Symphony (No. 3). December brings a note of Baroque grandeur to our ever popular Holiday Concerts with music of Handel and Bach featuring several fine FSO soloists.

Always an audience favorite, March features the winner of our Young Artist Competition (for winds this year) surrounded by music of Romantic masters Wagner and Brahms. May’s program is awash in color with classics by two of music’s most sensual composers, Debussy and Tchaikovsky, and American composer Robert Beaser’s glittering Song of the Bells featuring Baltimore-based flutist David LaVorgna. Finally, our June Pops Concert spotlights dances from the waltz to the jitterbug and beyond.

Enjoy the show!

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