The Seattle Symphony is joining with the Ballard High Chamber Orchestra to play a Scandinavian-themed concert on Friday.
On March 1, the symphony and orchestra will perform Wirén’s jovial Serenade for Strings paired with Grieg’s charismatic Peer Gynt Suite, which “will wrap you in a Scandinavian springtime mood”, the event info reads.
The conductors for the concert will be Pablo Rus Broseta, associate conductor of the Seattle Symphony and music director of the Jove Orquestra de la Generalitat Valenciana; and Elizabeth Fortune, director of Orchestras at Seattle’s Ballard High School.
To listen to a sample of the program, learn more about the performers and conductors, and RSVP click here.
The concert will be in the BHS gymnasium, and is free to all. The show starts at 7:30pm.
Excited to see the Ballard kids trying to cover up the missteps by the Magnolia kids.