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Auburn Symphony Continues Their Chamber Series With Youth Movement

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The next performance from the Auburn Symphony, Youth Movement, is a part of their Chamber Series.   Join musicians from the Auburn Symphony for an intimate chamber music experience.  Get up close and personal with the musicians as they perform works by Richard Strauss and Felix Mendelssohn, both young prodigies who changed the course of chamber and orchestral music for centuries to come.   Parking is free. Light refreshments and coffee served during intermission, by donation.

The Musicians

Mark Salman, who has performed two piano concertos with the Auburn Symphony, joins former concertmaster Brittany Boulding and principal cello Brian Wharton. Richard Strauss’ Sonata for Violin and Piano, known for its lyrical beauty and technical demands of the musicians was written by the young composer in 1887.  This Violin Sonata is suggestive of Mendelssohn’s influence.  And while Mendelssohn had written the Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture at 17, and is compared to Mozart in his early ability to compose and perform, this Piano Trio came at age 36, only two years before his death. auburn symphony, sheet music, auburn symphony orchestra

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Brittany Boulding- violin
Brian Wharton- cello
Mark Salman- piano

WHERE & WHEN: Saint Matthew/San Mateo Episcopal Church on Sunday, Jan. 20 at 4 p.m.

TICKETS: $20 general, $10 student. 
Call 253-887-7777 or purchase online at auburnsymphony.org by noon on Jan. 18.  Tickets will also be available at the door beginning at 3:30 p.m.

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Auburn Symphony Orchestra changes lives and our south Puget Sound community through the shared experience of live classical music performances and by nurturing the relationship between our audience and our artists.  Learn more and support the music at  auburnsymphony.org.


The above is a press release from the Auburn Symphony Orchestra.  The Auburn Examiner has not independently confirmed its details.

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