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Half-century of sound hits a high note

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Celebrating 50 years of bringing symphonic sound to the Sunshine Coast, the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra (SCSO) will once again return to Venue 114 with a celebratory show.

Classical music lovers will be treated to experience some of the Orchestra’s favourite pieces from Bernstein to Borodin, Tchaikovsky to Copland.

The SCSO was founded in 1972 by the late Olive Frame, a professional musician, music teacher and composer, who made her home on the Sunshine Coast. Olive founded the Sunshine Coast Music Teachers Association supporting music educators in the community.

The Orchestra, when first formed, consisted mainly of school students and a few mature players rehearsing at the Octagon Theatre, Tanawha.

Today the orchestra is thriving, with a full complement of 50 or more ex-professional and amateur players. Conducted by Adrian King, the concert features Bernstein’s West Side Story Suite, Verdi’s Grand March from Aida, Faure’s Pavane, and A Tribute to Irving Berlin, arranged by Healey.

Venue 114 Manager Louise Thompson said she was delighted to host the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra as they celebrate such a significant milestone.

“This is a powerful selection of big orchestral favourites not to be missed. We always enjoy an incredible performance from the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra and it will be even more special as they celebrate 50 years of rich history as an Orchestra.” Ms Thompson said.

When: Saturday, March 26, 2022

Location: Venue 114, 114 Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina

Time: 7pm

Tickets: Tickets are available to purchase from  www.sunshinecoastsymphonyorchestra.com.au

General admission -$40
Concession - $35
Under 18s are free

This is an allocated, seated, ticketed, licenced event with all minors must be accompanied by an adult.

In line with the Queensland Government Public Health Directions patrons are required to check-in when entering Venue 114 and provide proof of vaccination (16+ years). Unvaccinated children under the age of 16 may attend with a fully vaccinated adult.

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