{"id":27660,"date":"2019-08-17T18:00:45","date_gmt":"2019-08-17T23:00:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.discoverclarksville.com\/articles\/?p=27660"},"modified":"2019-08-17T14:11:13","modified_gmt":"2019-08-17T19:11:13","slug":"gateway-chamber-orchestra-announces-2019-20-season-emotion-abounds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.discoverclarksville.com\/articles\/2019\/08\/17\/gateway-chamber-orchestra-announces-2019-20-season-emotion-abounds\/","title":{"rendered":"Gateway Chamber Orchestra announces 2019-20 Season \u201cEmotion Abounds\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"GatewayClarksville, TN<\/strong> – Tickets are on sale now for the Gateway Chamber Orchestra\u2019s 2019-2020 Season \u2013 Emotion Abounds. This season, the GCO will perform inspiring musical programs that will transport audiences through time to explore the passionate works that have influenced centuries of music.<\/p>\n

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Join the GCO for a musical experience that will surprise, entertain and move you as you listen to some of the most noteworthy musicians in the Southeast.<\/p>\n

This season presents a slate of powerful and emotional programs, featuring favorite composers of the GCO including Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert, Arnold Schoenberg and of course, Franz Joseph Haydn. Internationally acclaimed soloists are scheduled to perform, including Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Lorna McGhee.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe 2019-2020 season continues a thread from last season by featuring works and composers who have helped shape our unique musical voice,\u201d said Gateway Chamber Orchestra Music Director Gregory Wolynec.<\/p>\n

\u201cEach program will explore a wide range of emotions in collaboration with exhilarating soloists. The sublime beauty of Mozart\u2019s Gran Partita<\/em>, the symphonic weight of Schubert\u2019s Tragic <\/em>and the radiant glow of Schoenberg\u2019s Transfigured Night<\/em> will be just a few of the highlights of the upcoming season,” Wolynec stated.<\/p>\n

In addition to the Masterworks Series, the Gateway Chamber Orchestra will offer a number of special events, including a family-friendly concert featuring Tchaikovsky and Ellington\u2019s Nutcracker Suite<\/em> with a special reading by celebrated author Anna Celenza and the holiday favorite Winter Baroque. The 2nd<\/sup> Annual BBQ, Brews & Beethoven will feature Copland\u2019s Appalachian Spring<\/em>, local craft beer and delicious BBQ.<\/p>\n

Season ticket packages for the Masterworks Series plus the Nutcracker Suite concert and Winter Baroque (six concerts) begin at $40.00 for students, $48.00 for military and $81.00 for adults. Season tickets for the Masterworks Series only (four concerts) begin at $30.00 for students, $36.00 for military and $60.00 for adults. Family packages are available as well. The Gateway Chamber Orchestra performs at Austin Peay State University\u2019s George and Sharon Mabry Concert Hall, with events typically held on Sunday afternoons.<\/p>\n

For more information or tickets, go to gatewaychamberorchestra.com or call 931.444.6240. Season tickets are on sale now. Individual concert tickets will be available September 3rd.<\/p>\n

The GCO is a nationally-recognized cultural institution committed to enriching lives through innovative concerts, distinctive recordings and inspiring educational programs. Conducted by Gregory Wolynec, the GCO performs in two permanent homes \u2013 the Mabry Concert Hall on the campus of Austin Peay State University in Clarksville and The Franklin Theatre in Franklin.<\/p>\n

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Masterworks Series<\/h3>\n

Artistry of Lorna McGhee<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sunday, September 29th, 7:30pm.
\nGabriel Faur\u00e9 \u2013 Pell\u00e9as and M\u00e9lisanda <\/em>Suite
\nCarl Reinecke \u2013 Flute Concerto with Lorna McGhee
\nFranz Schubert \u2013 Symphony No. 4 in C minor<\/p>\n

The GCO kicks off an emotion-packed new season with powerful works from Gabriel Faure, Carl Reinecke and Franz Schubert. The orchestra welcomes Lorna McGhee, principal flute of the Pittsburgh Symphony, for Reinecke\u2019s gripping concerto. Schubert provides a dramatic finale to the season opener with his Tragic<\/em> Symphony.<\/p>\n

Transfigured Night<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sunday, November 3rd, 4:00pm.
\nOttorino Respighi \u2013 Ancient Airs<\/em> and Dances Set III
\n<\/em>Claude Debussy \u2013 Danses <\/em>with Paula Bressman, harp
\nArnold Schoenberg \u2013 Transfigured Night (Verkl\u00e4rte Nacht)<\/em><\/p>\n

Soar through darkness into light with this dramatic program of works by renowned Ottorino Respight, Claude Debussy and Arnold Schoenberg. GCO harpist Paula Bressman casts light onto the beautiful Danses<\/em> with grace and elegance. Schoenberg\u2019s stunning Transfigured Night<\/em> pushes the GCO\u2019s boundaries to new heights in a performance you will not want to miss.<\/p>\n

Gran Partita<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sunday, January 26th, 4:00pm.
\nFelix Mendelssohn – Nocturno
\n<\/em>Jacques Ibert \u2013 Cello Concerto with Meghan Berindean, cello
\nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart \u2013 Serenade in Bb, K. 361\/370a Gran Partita<\/em><\/p>\n

The GCO tugs at heartstrings in this concert featuring GCO cellist, Meghan Berindean. Works from Felix Mendelssohn and Jacques Ibert lead up to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart\u2019s powerful Gran Partita<\/em> serenade, a \u2018signature\u2019 work for the GCO featured on our debut recording and received national media praise.<\/p>\n

America\u2019s Haydn Festival*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Thursday, April 2nd, 7:30pm.
\nSunday, April 5th, 4:00pm.
\nFranz Joseph Haydn \u2013 Symphony No. 49 in F minor La passion
\n<\/em>Franz Joseph Haydn \u2013 Lord Nelson<\/em> Mass<\/p>\n

The final Masterworks concert honors the late Franz Joseph Haydn at our 2nd<\/sup> Annual America\u2019s Haydn Festival. The multi-day event includes a string quartet performance featuring the Omer Quartet as well as full orchestra and choir performances of works from the famed composer.<\/p>\n

*String Quartet tickets sold separately.<\/p>\n

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Special Events<\/h3>\n

Nutcracker Suite with Anna Celenza<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sunday, November 17th, 3:00pm.
\nPyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky \u2013 Nutcracker Suite
\n<\/em>Duke Ellington \u2013 Nutcracker Suite<\/em><\/p>\n

The whole family will enjoy this special kid-friendly event featuring award-winning author Anna Celenza. The performance includes a multi-media experience with the Nutcracker Suite as reinvented by Duke Ellington as well as an instrument \u201cpetting zoo.\u201d<\/p>\n

Winter Baroque<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sunday, December 5th, 5:00pm.<\/p>\n

The GCO Choir joins us to celebrate the holidays in the annual Winter Baroque featuring Baroque classics and crowd favorite sing-along. The performance will be held at Madison Street United Methodist Church.<\/p>\n

BBQ, Brews & Beethoven*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Saturday, May 16th, 5:30pm.
\nCopland \u2013 Appalachian Spring<\/em><\/p>\n

The season finale includes a laid back, delicious array of food and music at Clarksville Regional Airport. The featured work will be Copland\u2019s Appalachian Spring<\/em> in a casual setting with GCO musicians, savory BBQ and local craft beers.<\/p>\n

*Tickets sold separately later in the season.<\/p>\n

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Season Ticket Pricing<\/h3>\n

Complete season packages <\/strong>(includes six concerts) begin at:<\/p>\n

TYPE COST QTY $ TOTAL<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adult $81.00 | Student $40.00 | Military $48.00 | Family $201.00<\/p>\n

Masterworks Series season packages <\/strong>(includes four concerts) begin at:<\/p>\n

Adult $60.00 | Student $30.00 | Military $36.00 | Family $150.00<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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