Hamden Symphony Fall Concert - "a pale blue dot"

The all-volunteer Hamden Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Vesna Mehinovic will commence its 64th season of performances with “a pale blue dot – music of our shared humanity” on Friday November 21st at 7:30 PM at Hamden Memorial Town Hall. In a moment of unprecedented technological advancement and social change this program of music dating from the 18th century all the way to our current millennium will explore both the complexities of life on earth and the concurrent evolution of society and its art; from the simple elegance of the Baroque musicians who staked the foundations for musical forms and the earliest ensembles to the primal emotion of the Romantic-era that would advance the modern orchestra into the 20th and 21st centuries. This program offers a timestamp of where we are and hope for a future that continues to be grounded in humanity and music.

Hamden Symphony is excited to be collaborating this Fall with the Wallingford Chorus a community choir under the direction of Bryan Thomas Niedermayer in their 55th year. Linda Latimer flautist with Hamden Symphony will be featured on a work for Piccolo and Orchestra.

No tickets are required in advance. A $15 Suggested Donation ($10 Students/Seniors) will be accepted at the door.

Additional support is provided by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development Office of the Arts which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts a federal agency.

For more information visit www.hamdensymphony.org or call 203-691-5178.

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