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Welcome!
Welcome to #CSOatHome, a place to connect with your Charlotte Symphony until we are once again able to experience the joy of live music together. Here, we will provide streaming audio of past CSO performances, listening guides, educational materials, and more.A Message From Music Director Christopher Warren-Green
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CSO Broadcasts
| Beethoven Symphony No. 8 (I. Allegro vivace e con brio) | ||||
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| Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture | ||||
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| Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 3 | ||||
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| Mozart Symphony 41, "Jupiter" (I. Allegro vivace) | ||||
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| Dvořák Symphony No. 7 (I. Allegro maestoso) | ||||
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| Mendelssohn "Italian" Symphony (I. Allegro vivace) | ||||
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"Charlotte Symphony in Performance" on 89.9 WDAV
We're partnering with WDAV "Classical 89.9" to bring a collection of archival CSO concerts to the public in this time of social distancing. These full concerts, hosted by Mike McKay, air every Friday at 8 pm on WDAV. View the schedule here.| Brahms A German Requiem | ||||
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| Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto | ||||
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| Tchaikovsky "Pathétique" Symphony | ||||
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| Holst The Planets | ||||
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| Sibelius Violin Concerto | ||||
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| Mahler Symphony No. 2 | ||||
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| Mozart Exsultate, Jubilate | ||||
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| "Americana" | ||||
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| Fauré Requiem | ||||
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| Strauss Oboe Concerto | ||||
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| Schubert "Great C Major" | ||||
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| Mendelssohn "Scottish" Symphony | ||||
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A Symphony A Part
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On April 17th at 3 pm, members of the Charlotte Symphony played Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony from wherever they were sheltering in place. Without seeing or hearing one another, each musician played their part, held space for their colleagues, and trusted that they were connected by the wholeness of the score.
"A Symphony A Part is meant to show our gratitude for music, one another, the Charlotte Symphony, and the communities to which we belong. As we shelter in place, we remain present. We are tuning into Beethoven's symphony, the sounds of our respective neighborhoods, and each other. We are happy to share this living archive, which we hope will offer a portal into this moment." |
CSO Musicians at Home
If you're missing the orchestra as much as we are, follow along here and on our social media channels using the hashtag #CSOatHome. We're sharing what our musicians are up to at home, including short excerpts of what they're playing in their spare time.
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CSO Musicians Perform in Virtual Colorado Music FestivalThis summer, five CSO musicians participated in the first virtual Colorado Music Festival. For a limited time only, you can enjoy two of their performances, featuring works by Ravel and Dvořák, in our latest blog. |
Educational Materials for Music Lovers at Home
Musical Coloring Book
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Word Searches
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Education Concert Guides
| The Planets | ||
In this program, we explore Gustav Holst's masterwork The Planets from both a scientific standpoint and through the Roman and Greek mythology from which Holst drew inspiration. Also included: an out of this world set of coloring pages!
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| Historical Measures | ||
This program traces the evolution of symphonic music through works that span over 250 years of musical history.
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| Sounds of Enchantment | ||
This program explores the extraordinary and rich partnership between music and literature. To enter the magical world of myths, fairy tales, folk tales, and legends through both words and music is to realize the enchantment of storytelling.
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| Notable Numbers | ||
This program highlights the relationship between music and math, featuring symphonic works that incorporate mathematical practices such as sequences, patterns, and ratios.
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