The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra in Ithaca/Finger Lakes has announced its introduction of a third Orchestral Series Program, Beethoven’s playful, exuberant Symphony No. 2 caps the evening. The show will begin on 7:30 pm on February 24.
The concert opens with Astor Piazzolla’s whimsical Tangazo, followed by Andrés Martin’s soulful Concerto for Contra Bass.
The program is led by Argentinian-Italian conductor Michelle Di Russo is known for her compelling interpretations, passionate musicality, and mastery of contemporary music.
Di Russo has served as Interim Director of Orchestras at Cornell University, Assistant Conductor for the Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestra. Along with this, she was a conductor for San Diego Symphony, Ballet Arizona, and The Phoenix Symphony.
The show will also feature double-bassist, Kebra-Seyoun Charles. The versatile bassist has an extensive and impressive musical history. Kebra has experience with chamber orchestras, jazz musicians, and various notable composers like Jon Batiste.
With a combination of Di Russo, Kebra-Seyoun Charles, and the orchestra, the show should be one to honor the legendary Beethoven like never before.
Tickets are on sale now. To find out more about the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra performance of Beethoven’s music, the acts and ticket sales, click here. The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra has been “Ithaca’s Orchestra” since 1976. Don’t miss out on a piece of New York history, buy before time runs out.
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