2010-11 Season
Saturday, October 23, 2010 7:30 p.m.
CCO's 57th season opens with the romance of a symphony, the glory of an impressionistic brass fanfare, a trombone concerto featuring a CCO family member, a suite insipred by a famous Tolkien book, and our favorite John Wayne movie theme.
Dvorak • Debussy • David • De Meij • Williams
Church of the Saviour
United Methodist
8005 Pfeiffer Road
Cincinnati, OH 45242
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Every concert is free, but we appreciate your donations.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
7:30 p.m.
The season continues with a vast musical potpourri- something for everyone: an operatic tone poem, incidental music to a French play, a spectacular show piece with a CCO family pianist, and the much requested return of the Moeller Men's Chorus- this time with chouruses from opera, operetta, and your favorite holiday tunes.
Puccini • Franck • Reed • Holst • Davis • Verdi • Sullivan • Tormé • Anderson • Cacavas
Saturday, March 5, 2011
7:30 p.m.
We usher out winter doldrums with an oboe solo by CCO's own principal oboe, and welcome Spring with a gesture to Schumann's 200th birthday; then take you on a museum visit with Modest Moussorgsky.
Barlow • Schumann • Moussorgsky
Saturday, May 7, 2011
7:30 p.m.
CCO concludes the season with the romance of Edward Elgar. Marches, enigmas, and a viola concerto by CCO Alumnus.
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Interested in becoming part of the Cincinnati Community Orchestra?
Contact:
Gerald Doan
Cincinnati Community Orchestra
7368 Quail Hollow Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45243
513-791-7815
Our first rehearsal is September 13, 2010.
Join us this Saturday May 1, 7:30PM at Church of the Saviour United Methodist for our last concert of the season “Americana”. Featuring pianists Michelle and Bob Conda.
The 2009–2010 season marks Gerald Doan’s twenty-eighth anniversary season as the CCO’s conductor and music director. Under Dr. Doan’s leadership, the CCO has undergone tremendous growth in both membership and musicality, tackling works that were once thought to be “too difficult” for a community orchestra.
He has led the CCO in well over one hundred performances at multiple venues and with dozens of Cincinnati’s best professional soloists. He helped the CCO celebrate it’s 50th anniversary in May of 2004 with a gala performance at CCM’s Corbett Auditorium. In his time as Music Director Dr. Doan has introduced nearly 500 new compositions and almost 100 new soloists to the CCO’s members and audiences.
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