Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra Moving to Mondavi -
Thursday, July 3, 2008 Sacramento Bee, Edward Ortiz
SCSO Walt Disney Hall Sacramento Bee Review - Edward Ortiz
Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra Best of '07 Classical - Verdi Requiem
(Sacramento Bee - December 2007)
Elgar's Dream Returns to Sacramento
The SCSO was proud and privileged to bring Elgar's music drama,The Dream of Gerontius, to Sacramento on March 1. Reviews of Gerontius await you here:
Sacramento Bee San Francisco Classical Voice
Singathon 2008 A Soaring Success
Thank YOU for helping us exceed our $30,000 Singathon 2008 fundraising goal! Your support, friendship and encouragement are vital to our future of strengthening the arts in our region.
Congratulations to the SCSO for having their Verdi Requiem performance
honored as one of the Top 10 Classical Music Concerts in 2007!
Fiddyment Farms/SCSO Announces Food & Music Partnership for the Arts |
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| Imagine a collaboration that is good for both the heart and the soul. The Fiddyment Farms/SCSO partnership is a healthy one. Pistachios are good for the heart and music nurtures the spirit and soul. The SCSO will receive 20% of any products purchased via Fiddyment Farms website. More |
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By: Andy Opsahl, Special to The Press-Tribune
Thursday, April 19, 2007 |
| Local stardom might find Patti Baumert soon. Baumert, a Roseville real estate agent, will perform May 12 at the Sacramento Community Center Theater, backed by a 170-voice choir and 46-piece orchestra. The 47-year-old Baumert is set to belt Rodgers and Hammerstein classics for more than 2,000 people. more> |
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By: Andy Opsahl
Tuesday, April 24, 2007 |
| Folsom resident Gail Fitzpatrick, 59, will share the stage with her son, a professional opera singer, during the Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra's May 12 concert, "A Broadway Salute." more>> |
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By: Richard Borst
July 14, 2006 |
| he 120-member Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra, along with a 100 guests, is on the road in China, July 6-19, serving as “international cultural ambassadors” with Sacramento’s sister city, Jinan, as well as Beijing, Tianjin and Xi’an. The five-performance trip, two years in the making, honors the SCSO’s American River Bank-sponsored 10th anniversary season. more>> |
Rasmi Simhan, Sacramento Bee, April 18, 2005
Carmina Burana Intoxicates Singers
Sunday, April 10 Feature, Sacramento Bee - P.B. Smith
Scrappy Choral Group's Got the World
on a Shoestring
Exclusive Report, Sacramento Business Journal,
Mark Anderson, March 11, 2005
Sacramento Bee "Home for the Holidays",
December 5th Feature Story
Immortal Destiny October 17 Concert Review Sacramento Gazette - E. Haig
Choral Society Performs with Elegance
Sacramento Bee - Patricia Beach Smith
Immortal Destiny Oct. 17 Sunday Matinee Sacramento Bee Feature
Immortal Destiny Oct. 17 Sunday Matinee Capital Public Radio Feature (Listen)
European Horizons Mondavi May 23
Concert Review (PDF Version)
E. Haig, Sacramento Gazette, June 4, 20 European Horizons Concert Review - May 1, 2004 - Patricia Beach Smith, Sacramento Bee
SCSO European Horizons
Pre-Concert Preview
SCSO/CSUS Tour de Force
(Sacramento Bee)
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Capital Public Radio Concert Preview - "Listen"
Comstock's Business SCSO Dec. 03 Feature
Music of Paradise March 6 Concert Comments (Audience & Performers) PDF
Durufle/Bach Masterworks Featured
Mar. 6 Sacramento Bee Pre-Concert Feature
Home for the Holidays Mondavi Debut Review
(Patricia Beach Smith - Sacramento Bee)
Home for the Holidays Review
(E. Haig, Sacramento Gazette)
SCSO Inaugural Reflects Complete
Self-Confidence
E. Haig, Sacramento Gazette
Reconciliation Oct. 18 Concert Review
Pat Beach Smith, Sacramento Bee
SCSO 2003-2004 Season Launched with Themes of Hope & Peace Carmina Burana - Mondavi Center Debut June 8th - Review (Sacramento Bee)
SCSO Carnegie Hall Triumph Press Release Listen to coverage of SCSO's Carmina at Mondavi
SCSO Electrifies Orff's Carmina Burana
May 10th Concert Review (Word doc)
Special Sunday Ticket Cover Story Feature:
SCSO Carmina Burana "On a High Note"
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