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Season Schedule
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Sat, Aug 15Grange Insurance Audubon CenterBeethoven famously drew inspiration from long walks through the natural world. Violinist Alicia Hui joins the WCO for a program that breathes with that same spirit — Vaughan Williams, Debussy, Ravel, Mahler, and Beethoven woven throughout.
Multiple DatesFri, Sep 25McConnell Arts CenterProkofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is one of music’s great storytelling traditions — and in this collaboration with Hixon Dance, choreographer Sarah Hixon and narrator Jeff Horst give the story vivid new life.- Multiple DatesSat, Sep 26McConnell Arts CenterProkofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is one of music’s great storytelling traditions — and in this collaboration with Hixon Dance, choreographer Sarah Hixon and narrator Jeff Horst give the story vivid new life.
- Multiple DatesSat, Sep 26McConnell Arts CenterProkofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is one of music’s great storytelling traditions — and in this collaboration with Hixon Dance, choreographer Sarah Hixon and narrator Jeff Horst give the story vivid new life.
Sun, Nov 08Worthington United Methodist ChurchFrom stillness to dance — the title traces the exact arc. Rimsky-Korsakov, de Falla with pianist Orlay Alonso, and Beethoven’s Seventh — described as the "apotheosis of the dance" — open the WCO’s celebration of Beethoven’s 200th anniversary.
Sat, Jan 16Worthington United Methodist ChurchAn afternoon that looks toward music’s future. Under the leadership of MSMF Music Director Tiffany Lu, emerging conductors step to the podium alongside WCO’s professional musicians.
Sun, Feb 21Worthington United Methodist ChurchFrom first light to fire — the program mirrors Beethoven’s own symphonic journey. Unsuk Chin’s fierce Subito con forza sparks the opening, Beethoven’s First carries it forward, and Andrew Sords brings the Brahms Violin Concerto to a blazing close.
Sat, Apr 10Old Worthington LibraryCuriosity, mischief, and the irresistible pull of adventure — Luigi Zaninelli’s musical setting of The Tale of Peter Rabbit captures every bit of it, narrated by Jodi Langley. Come ready to follow Peter into Mr. McGregor’s garden.
Sun, Apr 18Worthington United Methodist ChurchFrom shadow to summit. Carlos Simon's Fate Now Conquers and Richard Danielpour's From the Mountaintop, with clarinetist Anthony McGill, build toward Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, the triumphant close of a season marking the 200th anniversary of his death.
Resonant: A Multisensory Music ProjectFri, Apr 23The Ohio State School for the BlindThe season is called Resonant — and this project embodies that word most completely. Developed with Ohio Deaf and Blind Education Services and Lightware Labs, RESONANT places young people inside the orchestral experience through vibration, touch, and movement.
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