The Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra Presents Sibelius, Mozart, Shaw and Student Concerto Competition Winners
The event is on Saturday, June 7, 2025 at 7:30 pm at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity.
By: Stephi Wild May. 27, 2025
The Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra will present Sibelius, Mozart, Shaw and Student Concerto Competition Winners on Saturday, June 7, 2025 at 7:30 pm at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity, 157 Montague St, Brooklyn. Tickets are $25 General / $15 Students & Seniors and are available online.
Join the Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra and the winners of BKCM's annual Student Concerto Competition for a spring concert featuring Sibelius' Symphony no. 5, the overture to Mozart's The Magic Flute and Caroline Shaw's Entr'acte. The talented winners of the biennial BKCM-BCCO Student Concerto Competition - both violinists in the Conservatory's Suzuki program - will also perform pieces with the orchestra. Zoe Olson will perform Ludwig van Beethoven's Romance for Violin and Orchestra no. 2 in F Major, and Colton Choi will perform Antonio Vivaldi's Violin Concerto in A Minor, Third Movement.
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music is a 127-year-old non-profit community music school. Our Park Slope home offers private music lessons, group classes, ensembles and music therapy as well as 17 beautiful, affordable rehearsal studios open to all musicians. Throughout New York City, BKCM provides music education, music therapy services and opportunities for musical engagement at more than 80 sites across all five boroughs. BKCM's programs reach more than 10,000 New Yorkers from all walks of life. https://bkcm.org
The Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra (BCCO) is a passionate and diverse group of dedicated amateur and professional musicians who perform the great masterpieces of the orchestral repertoire, from Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky to contemporary works by living composers. Now in its 23rd year, BCCO's members feel more keenly than ever the profound joys of playing and sharing some of the world's most beautiful music. The 72-member ensemble is composed of players from all walks of life, from middle-school art teachers to law professors and local baristas. Open by audition to adult orchestral musicians who play at an advanced level, the BCCO presents four to six concerts for the community throughout the year, including a popular family concert at the Brooklyn Museum. https://bkcm.org/bcco/
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