Philharmonia, Sinfonia, and Concertino Strings Spring Concert

Musicians in Hochstein’s Philharmonia Orchestra (grades 6-11, directed by John Fetter and Matt Osika), Sinfonia Strings (grades 4-9, directed by John Fetter and Terry Smith), and Concertino Strings (grades 1-5, directed by Marcos Kreutzer), give a free joint concert.
Concertino Strings performs “American Patrol” by F.W. Meacham, “Step Ladder” by Robert S. Frost, and Rossini’s “William Tell Overture.”
Then Hochstein Sinfonia Strings performs the first movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6,
“Love Brings Change - Adagio for Strings” by Australian composer and educator Margaret S. Brandman, and “Danse Negre” from “African Suite” by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
Finally, the Hochstein Philharmonia Orchestra plays “Handel in the Strand (Clog Dance)” by Percy Grainger; “Portraits of the Past”” by Matt Osika, as part of this year’s Young Composers’ Collaboration Project; and two movements from Stravinsky’s “The Firebird Suite.”
Read the program:
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[@marlenefranke]

Maravilhoso ! Meu filho, teu trabalho é incrível! Eu amo a música. Já estava com saudades de assistir novamente um concerto!
Parabéns tb para teus colegas!👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@henryisproductive]

amazing 🔥

[@mollymoon4698]

Would it be possible to put the camera in the balcony.? I could not see my great grandson at Al or the other brass players. They practice hours to perform and are in the dark in the rear of the musicians. Maybe they could also stand up first? Once the violinists stand I couldn’t see anyone else.

[@hochsteinschool]

We used to put the camera in the balcony but people didn't respect the space that we needed around it and it was often knocked around a bit. (sorry to call you out, audience members!) However, we are hoping to purchase a camera that will be permanently installed right under the balcony in the next year. Thank you so much for tuning in and we do understand how you feel about this.