Robert Zubrycki and Janey Choi talk about a Broadway show they ALMOST played in, had it not been for the Pandemic. Then Janey invites all violinists to join her as she teaches how to play some well-known selections from "Ain't too Proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations" on violin.
Violist and Personnel Manager Adria Benjamin joins Russell on the Virtual Sofa and discusses her current role, her career as manager and musician, and her ability to wear multiple hats to bring the Stamford Symphony together.
Cheryl and Ed's matching gift offer ends today, June 30, 2020. Stamford Symphony will use funds to compensate our musicians who are currently out of work. Watch the video and then click the link below to give. Call 203.325.1407 x 10, if you would prefer to give over the phone.
J.S. Bach's 6 Cello Suites, BWV 1007-1012, are some of the most frequently performed and recognizable solo compositions ever written for cello. Please join us for Sunday Brunch as we explore them both in their original format, and 5 other ways: transcribed and re-imagined through the viola, english horn, bassoon, trumpet and bass trombone. Just click the "play" button below to watch a replay of the event from Sunday, June 28th.
The Symphony's Acting Concertmaster Deborah Buck appears on WNYC's podcast Radiolab, playing Beethoven at an unusually fast tempo. Hear her just after 6:22 and at 20:34.
Stamford Symphony French Hornist, Eva Conti talks about Flamenco and horn -- two things that seem quite different, but manage to mesh together into one eclectic mix.
Stamford Symphony CEO Russell Jones joins other Fairfield County arts and culture leaders to discuss re-opening and reimagining the future of the arts.
