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Rental Partner: Seattle Festival Orchestra presents
Escape
A Musical Journey of Beauty and Triumph
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Presented by Seattle Festival Orchestra. For questions about this event, please contact Seattle Festival Orchestra at info@seattlefestivalorchestra.org.
“Escape expresses going through something hard and then escaping into the world, nature and being free again.” – Brannon Warn-Johnston
Dr. Yuchi Chou leads the orchestra in Seattle Festival Orchestra’s season opener, Escape, featuring two works by Seattle composer and violinist Brannon Warn-Johnston. With a theme of beauty and struggle, this concert takes the audience on a journey into the wilderness, where Warn-Johnston goes backpacking with her violin and staff paper, to experience scorching heat, cool waters, and hope. Completing the program is SFO’s own Liam Frye-Mason playing the beautiful and melodic Cello Concerto by Kurt Atterberg, followed by Sibelius’s triumphant Symphony No 2.
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- Brannon Warn-Johnston Misty Oasis in Scorching Heat
- Brannon Warn-Johnston Escape with soloist Luke Fitzpatrick
- Kurt Atterberg Cello Concerto (select movements) with soloist Liam Frye-Mason
- Sibelius Symphony No. 2
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