The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform an inspiring repertoire of classical music from Bach, Boulogne – Chevalier de St. George, and Mozart at Temple Beth Shalom in Arnold, Maryland, Sunday, October 16, at 3 PM.  

“This program is interesting from a musical and historical perspective,” said José-Luis Novo, artistic director and conductor of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra (ASO). The Baroque Ensemble features a reduced version of the full symphony. Just twenty-eight musicians are needed to perform the music.

“This abridged version of the symphony means that the audience hears the players with even greater intensity and intimacy,’ said Maestro Novo. “With fewer members playing, each musician has an even more important role in the ensemble.” 

Associate Concertmaster Nicholas Currie, Principal Oboe Fatma Daglar, Principal French Horn Alex Kovling,  and Associate Principal Horn Shane Iler will play particularly important parts in the music.

 Tickets are available through the ASO’s website, www.annapolissymphonyorchestra.org, or by calling the box office.