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Concert Season

Past Concerts

1. February 2008
   1. Love is in the Air
2. April 2008
   1. Awakenings
3. May 2008
   1. The Russians are Coming ~ to the Okanagan Valley
4. October 2008
   1. In a French Cafe
5. November 2008
   1. Centennial Celebration
6. December 2008
   1. Festival of Christmastide
7. January 2009
   1. Inspirations
8. February 2009
   1. Passionate Friends
9. March 2009
   1. Education Concert Series
10. April 2009
    1. Orchestra Fathers - 200 Years Later
11. May 2009
    1. ITALIANISSIMO!
12. September 2009
    1. 2008-2009 Season Reviews & Letters
13. October 2009
    1. Masterworks Series I ~ BIG BANG
14. November 2009
    1. Masterworks Series II ~ MASTERS OF MELODY
15. December 2009
    1. A PIPING HOT CHRISTMAS
16. January 2010
    1. Masterworks Series III ~ OUR FUTURE
17. March 2010
    1. Masterworks Series IV ~ HAPPY BIRTHDAY OSO!
18. April 2010
    1. THE ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER EXPERIENCE
    2. Educational school concert series ~ HOW CANADA CAME TO BE
19. May 2010
    1. Masterworks Series V ~ ODE TO JOY
20. August 2010
    1. JOB OPPORTUNITIES
21. September 2010
    1. 2009-2010 Season Reviews & Letters

Concert Season

Inspirations

January 31, February 1 (2009)

Missa Brevis - Imant Raminsh. Vernon's Aura Choir with the Orchestra. Soprano Dawn Mussellam.
Concerto for Clarinet in A, K. 622-Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. James Campbell, Clarinet
Prairie Dawn - Stephen Chatman. James Campbell, Clarinet
Masques et Bergamasques - Faure
Classical Symphony - Prokovief

The Kelowna concert is generously supported by an Anonymous Donor

The Vernon concert is generously supported by Dr. Doug and Loretta Bell Hardy

Midwinter: time for thinking about the future. To provide food for thought, the OSO offers music for reflection: The Aura Choir radiates devotion in Vernon master composer Imant Raminsh's 'Missa Brevis'. Canada's premiere clarinet virtuoso James Campbell joins the OSO for one of the most beautiful and perfect works ever written by Mozart – the 'Clarinet Concerto'. Vancouver composer Stephen Chatman visualizes the wide open spaces and the return of the light in 'Prairie Dawn'. The program is rounded out with Faure's 'Masques et Bergamasques' and Prokoviev's 'Classical Symphony'. Guest artists: Vernon's Aura Choir, James Campbell, clarinet

Kelowna Community Theatre, Saturday, January 31, 8pm;
Vernon Performing Arts Centre, Sunday, February 1, 7pm.

Open Dress rehearsal, 2 - 4:30pm, Sat. Jan 31, Kelowna Community Theatre. Admission free.