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Marking the centenary of Gustav Mahler’s death, the VYO opens the season with his monumental tone poem Totenfeier (“Funeral rites”) alongside works of his contemporaries Jean Sibelius...
Instrumentation for Opus 22 included a woodwind quartet -- oboe, flute, clarinet or bass clarinet, bassoon -- and string quartet -- violin I, violin II, viola, cello. Students could write for...
The VYOA choruses present an appealing program of traditional and newer choral works accompanied by local pianist Annemieke Spoelstra.
Composer-in-residence Robert Paterson returns to continue his second year of residency with the VYO. The Winter Concert program opens with his Suite for String Orchestra, written in 2002 for the Ithaca...
The Friends of Indian Music and Dance at UVM present acclaimed Odissi dancer Vishnu Tattva Das. Vishnu brings to Odissi dance—one of the eight classical dance forms of India—a vision of beauty,...
The VYOA choruses present an appealing program of traditional and newer choral works, including works by Mark Twain, Robert Schumann and more. Highlights include “When in doubt, tell the truth,”...
Instrumentation for Opus 21 included a brass quintet, piano and percussion. Students could write for any combination of instruments from those listed. 54 student compositions were submitted and 18...
This annual concert extravaganza highlights four VYOA orchestras. It culminates in a side-by-side finale that features over 140 VYOA musicians. Featuring VYO soloist and Stowe resident Peter Ballyk...
Bill Shontz, CEO of the Children’s Music Hall of Fame and a veteran entertainer and educator, emcees the presentation. A video of photos taken on Green Up Day accompanies Shontz’s rendition of “...
The VYOA welcomes Ronald Braunstein to Vermont with a Fall Concert program that features several of the Maestro’s favorite musical selections. For his first Vermont concert...
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