The Victoria Symphony is set to host both live and virtual events in the upcoming weeks that feature Greater Victoria’s most talented artists and beyond.
The complete Beethoven symphonies will be led by music director Christian Kluxen, and orchestral masterpieces of a wide variety are to be led by Robert and Clara Schumann.
Other artists include pianists Lorraine Min and Stewart Goodyear, and conductor Alexander Weimann.
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To celebrate the 90th birthday of John Williams, conductor Sean O’Loughlin will lead a program of Williams’ iconic film music.
Current plans are subject to ongoing changes to abide by public health orders.
All attendees must show proof of at least one dose of a federally approved vaccine before Sept. 14 and be fully vaccinated by Oct. 24 to attend the live events.
Virtual events are to continue free of charge at least once a month, beginning Sept. 23.
To view a calendar of the many upcoming events or to purchase tickets online, visit victoriasymphony.ca or call 250-721-8480.
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