Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins Symphony

Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins Symphony Wed, 07 Oct 2026 04:20:18 -0400 https://fcsymphony.org/ en © 2026 Fort Collins Symphony yes Support this Podcast 4f79773c-6ab4-5305-a9b5-dfd66d286e63 Fort Collins Symphony episodic false Classical Music for everyone! The Open Notes Podcast is the place for anybody interested in Classical Music to learn more, from newbies to seasoned veterans. Open Notes features interviews with Fort Collins Symphony musicians, soloists and composers, interactive program notes, and discussions about topics in classical music. Co-Hosted by Norman Menzales (Principal Flute, Marketing & Community Engagement Director) and Alyssa Roggow (Education and Patron Development Director). Sponsored by the Fort Collins Symphony

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) classical music, symphony, orchestra, interview Fort Collins Symphony https://storage.buzzsprout.com/mdgh7pi1wlytsnl05xuorpwlvqw5?.jpg Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins Symphony https://fcsymphony.org/ Music in Horror Films: Dan Obluda Music in Horror Films: Dan Obluda In this podcast we explore "Music in Horror Films" with Professor Dan Obluda. We discuss everything from our favorite halloween candy to how music in horror movies builds atmosphere. Get some special insight to the history behind Frankenstein and Michael Shapiro's score.

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]]> In this podcast we explore "Music in Horror Films" with Professor Dan Obluda. We discuss everything from our favorite halloween candy to how music in horror movies builds atmosphere. Get some special insight to the history behind Frankenstein and Michael Shapiro's score.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19923072 Tue, 06 Oct 2026 22:00:00 -0600 2141 full false Interview with Peggy Lyle "An Exciting Collaboration!" Interview with Peggy Lyle "An Exciting Collaboration!" What do you think of when you think of Fort Collins? Brewing, Colorado State University, or maybe the arts? The arts may not be your first thought, but today we’re here to talk about the arts in Fort Collins. Joining us today is Peggy Lyle. Peggy is the Executive Director for the Fort Collins Music Association Creative District. The Creative District puts on many regular events and festivals for Fort Collins, including FoCoMX which has earned the unofficial title of the biggest “little” festival in America!

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]]> What do you think of when you think of Fort Collins? Brewing, Colorado State University, or maybe the arts? The arts may not be your first thought, but today we’re here to talk about the arts in Fort Collins. Joining us today is Peggy Lyle. Peggy is the Executive Director for the Fort Collins Music Association Creative District. The Creative District puts on many regular events and festivals for Fort Collins, including FoCoMX which has earned the unofficial title of the biggest “little” festival in America!

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19719683 Mon, 07 Sep 2026 00:00:00 -0600 1737 full false The Arts in Fort Collins: How does it impact our community? With Solara Clark The Arts in Fort Collins: How does it impact our community? With Solara Clark Welcome to another episode of the Open Notes podcast! In our recent conversation, we discussed various ways classical music can show up in communities.

Today, we’re turning our focus to our own community, and we’ll be exploring the impact of the arts right here in Fort Collins.

To discuss this, we’re joined by FoCo Creates Grant Program Administrator, Solara Clark.

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]]> Welcome to another episode of the Open Notes podcast! In our recent conversation, we discussed various ways classical music can show up in communities.

Today, we’re turning our focus to our own community, and we’ll be exploring the impact of the arts right here in Fort Collins.

To discuss this, we’re joined by FoCo Creates Grant Program Administrator, Solara Clark.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19520846 Mon, 03 Aug 2026 00:00:00 -0600 1158 full false Why Classical Music is Relevant Today with Andrew Arceci Why Classical Music is Relevant Today with Andrew Arceci Classical music has been around for centuries, but in a rapidly changing world, many arts organizations are asking an important question how do we keep the music meaningful, engaging, and relevant for today's audiences? At the Fort Collins Symphony, that's something we think about every day as we work to connect our community with live music and create experiences that resonate across generations.

Today, we're delighted to be interviewing Andrew Arceci to explore what it means to make classical music relevant today. Andrew is a performer, scholar, composer and educator who has delivered lectures, master classes and workshops at the Juilliard School, the University of Oxford and Berklee College of Music, as well as serving as a visiting fellow at Harvard. Andrews, also the founder of the Winchendon Music Festival, a free, community based festival that brings world class artists and scholars into a small town setting in Massachusetts.

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]]> Classical music has been around for centuries, but in a rapidly changing world, many arts organizations are asking an important question how do we keep the music meaningful, engaging, and relevant for today's audiences? At the Fort Collins Symphony, that's something we think about every day as we work to connect our community with live music and create experiences that resonate across generations.

Today, we're delighted to be interviewing Andrew Arceci to explore what it means to make classical music relevant today. Andrew is a performer, scholar, composer and educator who has delivered lectures, master classes and workshops at the Juilliard School, the University of Oxford and Berklee College of Music, as well as serving as a visiting fellow at Harvard. Andrews, also the founder of the Winchendon Music Festival, a free, community based festival that brings world class artists and scholars into a small town setting in Massachusetts.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19373627 Mon, 06 Jul 2026 00:00:00 -0600 1787 11 full false Violin 101: Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments Violin 101: Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments We’re kicking off today’s podcast with a new episode in our mini series Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments.

It’s one of the most well known instruments in the Orchestra. It has so many different sound possibilities. It’s known to be an extremely virtuosic instrument. It’s an extraordinary solo instrument and ensemble instrument. It’s not a bird, or a plane...it’s the violin!

To help us explore this popular instrument, we’re joined by one of our very own FCS musicians, Byron Hitchcock, our Concertmaster.

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]]> We’re kicking off today’s podcast with a new episode in our mini series Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments.

It’s one of the most well known instruments in the Orchestra. It has so many different sound possibilities. It’s known to be an extremely virtuosic instrument. It’s an extraordinary solo instrument and ensemble instrument. It’s not a bird, or a plane...it’s the violin!

To help us explore this popular instrument, we’re joined by one of our very own FCS musicians, Byron Hitchcock, our Concertmaster.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19256147 Thu, 28 May 2026 14:00:00 -0600 2353 10 full false Interview with Clarinetist Wesley Ferreira Interview with Clarinetist Wesley Ferreira Today we’re thrilled to chat with Portuguese-Canadian clarinetist Wesley Ferreira, the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 5: Rhythms of Diversity and Energy on Saturday, May 2nd at 7:30pm. He will be performing Daniel Frieberg’s Jazz Clarinet Concerto Latin American Chronicles.

He's an internationally recognized soloist, chamber musician, and educator. He has performed across North America and Europe, released critically acclaimed recordings, and currently serves as Professor of Clarinet at Colorado State University.

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]]> Today we’re thrilled to chat with Portuguese-Canadian clarinetist Wesley Ferreira, the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 5: Rhythms of Diversity and Energy on Saturday, May 2nd at 7:30pm. He will be performing Daniel Frieberg’s Jazz Clarinet Concerto Latin American Chronicles.

He's an internationally recognized soloist, chamber musician, and educator. He has performed across North America and Europe, released critically acclaimed recordings, and currently serves as Professor of Clarinet at Colorado State University.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19074051 Mon, 27 Apr 2026 00:00:00 -0600 2436 9 full false The Evolution of Film Music with Professor Dan Obluda The Evolution of Film Music with Professor Dan Obluda How has film music evolved the past 100 years? To answer that, we’re excited to chat with Dan Obluda. He’s an instructor of music at Colorado State University where teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in music history and music theory. One of Dan’s specialties is in film music, he teaches courses on film music at Colorado State University and has an extensive background in film music research. Our upcoming concert will feature Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush with the score played by the Fort Collins Symphony!

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]]> How has film music evolved the past 100 years? To answer that, we’re excited to chat with Dan Obluda. He’s an instructor of music at Colorado State University where teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in music history and music theory. One of Dan’s specialties is in film music, he teaches courses on film music at Colorado State University and has an extensive background in film music research. Our upcoming concert will feature Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush with the score played by the Fort Collins Symphony!

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-19000021 Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:00 -0600 2384 8 full false Interview with Marimbist Ji Su Jung Interview with Marimbist Ji Su Jung Today we’re thrilled to chat with internationally acclaimed marimbist Ji Su Jung, the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 4: Vibrations from Nature and Tradition on March 7th and 8th. She’ll be performing Kevin Puts’ Marimba Concerto!

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]]> Today we’re thrilled to chat with internationally acclaimed marimbist Ji Su Jung, the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 4: Vibrations from Nature and Tradition on March 7th and 8th. She’ll be performing Kevin Puts’ Marimba Concerto!

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-18758141 Fri, 27 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0700 3083 7 full false Virtuosity and Musical Expression with Pianist Bryan Wallick Virtuosity and Musical Expression with Pianist Bryan Wallick Today, we’re thrilled to chat with pianist Bryan Wallick.

Bryan chats with us about what it takes to balance virtuosity and musical expression as a musician. Bryan also talks about his synesthesia and how it effects his view of music.

Bryan is the guest artist for the Fort Collins Symphony’s Signature Concert 3: Spotlights in Drama and Virtuosity, where he’ll perform Franz Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2 and Totentanz on Saturday, February 7th at 7:30pm.

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]]> Today, we’re thrilled to chat with pianist Bryan Wallick.

Bryan chats with us about what it takes to balance virtuosity and musical expression as a musician. Bryan also talks about his synesthesia and how it effects his view of music.

Bryan is the guest artist for the Fort Collins Symphony’s Signature Concert 3: Spotlights in Drama and Virtuosity, where he’ll perform Franz Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2 and Totentanz on Saturday, February 7th at 7:30pm.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-18599582 Sun, 01 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0700 1871 6 full false Interview with Composer Alex LaMotte Interview with Composer Alex LaMotte Today, we’re excited to chat with composer Alex LaMotte! Alex LaMotte is the winner of the Fort Collins Symphony’s 2025 Composer Competition. His original orchestral piece, Land of Open Skies, was selected for its vivid orchestration, emotional depth, and evocative storytelling.

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]]> Today, we’re excited to chat with composer Alex LaMotte! Alex LaMotte is the winner of the Fort Collins Symphony’s 2025 Composer Competition. His original orchestral piece, Land of Open Skies, was selected for its vivid orchestration, emotional depth, and evocative storytelling.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-18464910 Tue, 20 Jan 2026 00:00:00 -0700 1288 5 full false Horn 101: Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments Horn 101: Your Guide to the Orchestra’s Instruments If you’ve peered your eyes to the back of the orchestra, you’ll see all these shiny brass instruments. Well, one of those in particular may stand out the most — it’s shiny, it’s coiled, it has this unmistakable rich and mellow sound.

To help us explore this amazing instrument, we’re joined by one of our very own FCS musicians, french horn player Ayo Derbyshire.

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]]> If you’ve peered your eyes to the back of the orchestra, you’ll see all these shiny brass instruments. Well, one of those in particular may stand out the most — it’s shiny, it’s coiled, it has this unmistakable rich and mellow sound.

To help us explore this amazing instrument, we’re joined by one of our very own FCS musicians, french horn player Ayo Derbyshire.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-18301257 Thu, 04 Dec 2025 13:00:00 -0700 865 4 full false Interview with Soprano Dr. Stefanie Anduri Interview with Soprano Dr. Stefanie Anduri Today we’re joined by the featured guest artist for our upcoming Signature Concert 2 on Saturday, November 8th, at 7:30pm. She’ll be performing Knoxville: Summer of 1915 by Samuel Barber. We are so excited to welcome soprano Dr. Stefanie Anduri! Stefanie has been teaching voice for over 15 years, performing across three continents, and giving workshops and presentations all around the world.

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]]> Today we’re joined by the featured guest artist for our upcoming Signature Concert 2 on Saturday, November 8th, at 7:30pm. She’ll be performing Knoxville: Summer of 1915 by Samuel Barber. We are so excited to welcome soprano Dr. Stefanie Anduri! Stefanie has been teaching voice for over 15 years, performing across three continents, and giving workshops and presentations all around the world.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-18107871 Mon, 03 Nov 2025 00:00:00 -0700 2139 3 full false Interview with Horn Player Ben Shafer Interview with Horn Player Ben Shafer Today we’re here to chat with a very special guest.

He’s the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 1 on October 4th, 7:30pm, where you’ll hear him perform Mozart’s Horn Concerto No. 4. He’s also the Principal Horn of the Fort Collins Symphony and the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, Professor of Horn at Regis University. He’s an incredibly talented performer along the Front Range.

We are thrilled to welcome horn player Ben Shafer!

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]]> Today we’re here to chat with a very special guest.

He’s the featured guest artist for our Signature Concert 1 on October 4th, 7:30pm, where you’ll hear him perform Mozart’s Horn Concerto No. 4. He’s also the Principal Horn of the Fort Collins Symphony and the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, Professor of Horn at Regis University. He’s an incredibly talented performer along the Front Range.

We are thrilled to welcome horn player Ben Shafer!

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-17907459 Thu, 25 Sep 2025 15:00:00 -0600 1824 2 full false 2025-2026 Season Introduction 2025-2026 Season Introduction Join Norman Menzales, the Marketing and Community Engagement Director, and Alyssa Roggow, the Education and Patron Development Director, as they take you behind the scenes of the professional music world and explore why music is for everyone!

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]]> Join Norman Menzales, the Marketing and Community Engagement Director, and Alyssa Roggow, the Education and Patron Development Director, as they take you behind the scenes of the professional music world and explore why music is for everyone!

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-17719055 Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:00:00 -0600 1363 1 full false Interview with Pianist Zhu Wang Interview with Pianist Zhu Wang Zhu Wang started playing piano at age five when his grandfather recognized his early talent. Since then Zhu has gone on to study with some of the world's best piano teachers, perform award-winning concerts around the U.S., and make his Carnegie Hall debut, all before the age of 27.

In this episode of the Open Notes Podcast, Zhu shares the most impactful lessons he learned from his teachers, why you should listen to recordings and attend live music, and the amazing story of his first time performing Rachmaninoff's 2nd Piano Concerto.

Zhu Wang joins the FCS for a live and live-streamed performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time. Learn more and find tickets at FCSymphony.org.

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]]> Zhu Wang started playing piano at age five when his grandfather recognized his early talent. Since then Zhu has gone on to study with some of the world's best piano teachers, perform award-winning concerts around the U.S., and make his Carnegie Hall debut, all before the age of 27.

In this episode of the Open Notes Podcast, Zhu shares the most impactful lessons he learned from his teachers, why you should listen to recordings and attend live music, and the amazing story of his first time performing Rachmaninoff's 2nd Piano Concerto.

Zhu Wang joins the FCS for a live and live-streamed performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time. Learn more and find tickets at FCSymphony.org.

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-14943593 Tue, 23 Apr 2024 14:00:00 -0600 919 full false Violinist Yumi Hwang-Williams Introduces Antonín Dvořák's Violin Concerto Violinist Yumi Hwang-Williams Introduces Antonín Dvořák's Violin Concerto Dvořák's violin concerto is one of the hardest and greatest pieces for solo violin and orchestra. So why doesn't it get played more? Yumi Hwang-Williams doesn't know, but she has a few theories.

Since many audiences don't know Dvořák's violin concerto, we wanted to sit down with Yumi to learn more about her and the music and history of the piece.

In this interview, Yumi shares how she started playing the violin, moved to Colorado to become the Colorado Symphony's Concertmaster over 20 years ago, and why she loves the underserved violin concerto by Antonín Dvořák.

Yumi will perform the Dvořák violin concerto with the Fort Collins Symphony on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024. Tickets and more information can be found at https://fcsymphony.org/events/dvorak-discovery/

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]]> Dvořák's violin concerto is one of the hardest and greatest pieces for solo violin and orchestra. So why doesn't it get played more? Yumi Hwang-Williams doesn't know, but she has a few theories.

Since many audiences don't know Dvořák's violin concerto, we wanted to sit down with Yumi to learn more about her and the music and history of the piece.

In this interview, Yumi shares how she started playing the violin, moved to Colorado to become the Colorado Symphony's Concertmaster over 20 years ago, and why she loves the underserved violin concerto by Antonín Dvořák.

Yumi will perform the Dvořák violin concerto with the Fort Collins Symphony on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024. Tickets and more information can be found at https://fcsymphony.org/events/dvorak-discovery/

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]]> Yumi Hwang-Williams Buzzsprout-14385937 Fri, 26 Jan 2024 16:00:00 -0700 1227 Violin, Violin Concerto, Dvorak, Fort Collins, Colorado full false Interview with Guitarist Jason Vieaux Interview with Guitarist Jason Vieaux Guitarist Jason Vieaux joins us on the Fort Collins Symphony's Open Notes Podcast to talk about his early fascination with jazz and the Beatles, the piece he's played more than any other, and the poignant beauty of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez for guitar and orchestra.

Jason will perform with the Fort Collins Symphony on Saturday, November 4th, 2023, in-person and via live-stream. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/rodrigo-reverie/.

Watch this interview on Youtube at https://youtu.be/JbEadCqwLEE.
See Jason's Tiny Desk Concert from NPR: https://youtu.be/Kf_Lolpumi4?si=2QClTDC_M40buKx-

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]]> Guitarist Jason Vieaux joins us on the Fort Collins Symphony's Open Notes Podcast to talk about his early fascination with jazz and the Beatles, the piece he's played more than any other, and the poignant beauty of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez for guitar and orchestra.

Jason will perform with the Fort Collins Symphony on Saturday, November 4th, 2023, in-person and via live-stream. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/rodrigo-reverie/.

Watch this interview on Youtube at https://youtu.be/JbEadCqwLEE.
See Jason's Tiny Desk Concert from NPR: https://youtu.be/Kf_Lolpumi4?si=2QClTDC_M40buKx-

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-13861138 Fri, 27 Oct 2023 16:00:00 -0600 1110 full false Composing "The Raven" with Morgan Denney Composing "The Raven" with Morgan Denney In this episode, composer Morgan Denney chats with Jeremy about her process and the challenges behind writing her new musical accompaniment to Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" for the Fort Collins Symphony.

"The Raven" will be premiered at our Spellbound Halloween concert on Wednesday, October 18th, 2023 at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins.

Learn more about Morgan Denney at MorganDenney.com.

Tickets and more info are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/spellbound-halloween/

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]]> In this episode, composer Morgan Denney chats with Jeremy about her process and the challenges behind writing her new musical accompaniment to Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" for the Fort Collins Symphony.

"The Raven" will be premiered at our Spellbound Halloween concert on Wednesday, October 18th, 2023 at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins.

Learn more about Morgan Denney at MorganDenney.com.

Tickets and more info are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/spellbound-halloween/

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-13743719 Mon, 09 Oct 2023 09:00:00 -0600 1181 full false Symphony of Support: The Healing Power of Music in Dementia Care Symphony of Support: The Healing Power of Music in Dementia Care No one has to walk the dementia journey alone.

Members of Dementia Together and the Fort Collins Symphony discuss the B Sharp Arts Engagement Program and its research, which found powerful benefits for people living with dementia and their care partners from attending live symphony concerts.

Read the study results and contribute to the program at https://fcsymphony.org/bsharp

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]]> No one has to walk the dementia journey alone.

Members of Dementia Together and the Fort Collins Symphony discuss the B Sharp Arts Engagement Program and its research, which found powerful benefits for people living with dementia and their care partners from attending live symphony concerts.

Read the study results and contribute to the program at https://fcsymphony.org/bsharp

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-13338866 Wed, 02 Aug 2023 12:00:00 -0600 561 full false Pianist Avery Gagliano on Pop vs Classical music and Mozart's drama Pianist Avery Gagliano on Pop vs Classical music and Mozart's drama Pianist Avery Gagliano joins the Open Notes Podcast to discuss Mozart's 24th piano concerto, her love of pop music, the hardest part of being a pianist, and more!

Join us for the live or live-streamed concert on February 4, 2023. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/delight

Learn more about Avery Gagliano at https://www.averygagliano.com

02:47 What's unique about Mozart's 24th Piano Concerto
06:03 Dialogue in Mozart 24
08:36 Avery's goal as a pianist
09:44 Avery's favorite variation in Mozart 24
12:36 How pop music is different from classical music
16:04 The challenges and rewards of being a pianist
17:27 on chamber music
19:43 Avery's unique hobbies

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]]> Pianist Avery Gagliano joins the Open Notes Podcast to discuss Mozart's 24th piano concerto, her love of pop music, the hardest part of being a pianist, and more!

Join us for the live or live-streamed concert on February 4, 2023. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/delight

Learn more about Avery Gagliano at https://www.averygagliano.com

02:47 What's unique about Mozart's 24th Piano Concerto
06:03 Dialogue in Mozart 24
08:36 Avery's goal as a pianist
09:44 Avery's favorite variation in Mozart 24
12:36 How pop music is different from classical music
16:04 The challenges and rewards of being a pianist
17:27 on chamber music
19:43 Avery's unique hobbies

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-12071352 Wed, 18 Jan 2023 14:00:00 -0700 1340 full false "The Battle for the Ballot" with composer Stacy Garrop "The Battle for the Ballot" with composer Stacy Garrop "Woman Suffrage is coming - you know it." Carrie Chapman Catt

The FCS performs Battle for the Ballot on November 5th, 2022 at the Lincoln Center. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/escape-to-new-realms-signature-concert-2/

Stacy Garrop's The Battle for the Ballot features the voices of seven Suffragists: Carrie W. Clifford, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Adella Hunt Logan, Mary Church Terrell, Jane Addams, Susan B. Anthony, and Carrie Chapman Catt.

The 70-year fight for Women's Suffrage ended in 1920 with the passage of the 19th amendment. In 2020, the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music commissioned Stacy Garrop to compose a piece celebrating the 100th anniversary.

The Battle for the Ballot took the shape of a dramatic narration, focused on a single speech by Susan B. Anthony. But it became clear to Garrop and the Cabrillo Festival's Music Director Cristian Măcelaru that Anthony's support of anti-black politics meant that a new avenue would have to be explored.

With only a week to work, Stacy Garrop found the texts of six additional Suffragists (four of whom were black, two white) and changed the focus of the piece, replacing the texts within the same music and timings. Because it was to be premiered virtually, the orchestra had already recorded their parts for the video preparation.

What resulted is a work of depth and inspiration, commemorating the bravery and endurance of generations of women fighting for their rights.

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]]> "Woman Suffrage is coming - you know it." Carrie Chapman Catt

The FCS performs Battle for the Ballot on November 5th, 2022 at the Lincoln Center. Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/escape-to-new-realms-signature-concert-2/

Stacy Garrop's The Battle for the Ballot features the voices of seven Suffragists: Carrie W. Clifford, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Adella Hunt Logan, Mary Church Terrell, Jane Addams, Susan B. Anthony, and Carrie Chapman Catt.

The 70-year fight for Women's Suffrage ended in 1920 with the passage of the 19th amendment. In 2020, the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music commissioned Stacy Garrop to compose a piece celebrating the 100th anniversary.

The Battle for the Ballot took the shape of a dramatic narration, focused on a single speech by Susan B. Anthony. But it became clear to Garrop and the Cabrillo Festival's Music Director Cristian Măcelaru that Anthony's support of anti-black politics meant that a new avenue would have to be explored.

With only a week to work, Stacy Garrop found the texts of six additional Suffragists (four of whom were black, two white) and changed the focus of the piece, replacing the texts within the same music and timings. Because it was to be premiered virtually, the orchestra had already recorded their parts for the video preparation.

What resulted is a work of depth and inspiration, commemorating the bravery and endurance of generations of women fighting for their rights.

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]]> Stacy Garrop Buzzsprout-11495228 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 12:00:00 -0600 1654 full false "The alluring force of repeated rhythms" - James David introduces his work Ostinato Fantastico "The alluring force of repeated rhythms" - James David introduces his work Ostinato Fantastico In this episode, Fort Collins Composer James David sits down with FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas to discuss his new piece, Ostinato Fantastico, and the role that rhythm and dance have in his music.

Ostinato Fantastico was commissioned by the FCS in 2019, but its first performance was halted by the Covid-19 pandemic cancellations.

The world premiere will be on October 1st in Fort Collins, Colorado, at our opening concert of the season.

Learn more on our website at FCSymphony.org.

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]]> In this episode, Fort Collins Composer James David sits down with FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas to discuss his new piece, Ostinato Fantastico, and the role that rhythm and dance have in his music.

Ostinato Fantastico was commissioned by the FCS in 2019, but its first performance was halted by the Covid-19 pandemic cancellations.

The world premiere will be on October 1st in Fort Collins, Colorado, at our opening concert of the season.

Learn more on our website at FCSymphony.org.

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-11369335 Thu, 22 Sep 2022 15:00:00 -0600 776 full false How Kay Edwards raised over $580,000 for the future of the FCS How Kay Edwards raised over $580,000 for the future of the FCS Kay Edwards has just finished a project 23 years in the making. By securing 38 Endowed Chairs, one for each principal player in the orchestra, she has raised over $580,000 to support the FCS and its long-term sustainability.

In this episode, FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas talks with Kay about the history of the Endowed Chairs project and the impact it will continue to have for years to come.

Learn more about the Fort Collins Symphony on our website at FCSymphony.org

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]]> Kay Edwards has just finished a project 23 years in the making. By securing 38 Endowed Chairs, one for each principal player in the orchestra, she has raised over $580,000 to support the FCS and its long-term sustainability.

In this episode, FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas talks with Kay about the history of the Endowed Chairs project and the impact it will continue to have for years to come.

Learn more about the Fort Collins Symphony on our website at FCSymphony.org

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-11006569 Thu, 04 Aug 2022 10:00:00 -0600 660 full false Pianist David Korevaar introduces Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto Pianist David Korevaar introduces Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto Pianist David Korevaar discusses Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with Fort Collins Symphony Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas.

Korevaar also shares some of his early influences and the special place that teaching and chamber music have in his career.

David Korevaar performs Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with the Fort Collins Symphony on August 12th, 2022 at the Timberline Church Auditorium in Fort Collins as a part of the FCS Beethoven Summer Festival.

00:20 David's early influences
02:36 Learning from Teaching
04:38 Introducing Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto
08:35 Discussing the concerto
10:54 On collaboration

Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/beethoven-summer-festival/
FCS Guest Artist Interviews are available at https://fcsymphony.org/guest-artist-interviews/
Learn more about the Fort Collins Symphony at https://fcsymphony.org

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]]> Pianist David Korevaar discusses Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with Fort Collins Symphony Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas.

Korevaar also shares some of his early influences and the special place that teaching and chamber music have in his career.

David Korevaar performs Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto with the Fort Collins Symphony on August 12th, 2022 at the Timberline Church Auditorium in Fort Collins as a part of the FCS Beethoven Summer Festival.

00:20 David's early influences
02:36 Learning from Teaching
04:38 Introducing Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto
08:35 Discussing the concerto
10:54 On collaboration

Tickets and more information are available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/beethoven-summer-festival/
FCS Guest Artist Interviews are available at https://fcsymphony.org/guest-artist-interviews/
Learn more about the Fort Collins Symphony at https://fcsymphony.org

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony / David Korevaar Buzzsprout-11001984 Wed, 20 Jul 2022 16:00:00 -0600 746 Piano, Piano Concerto, Beethoven, David Korevaar, Symphony, Orchestra full false What is a Concerto? What is a Concerto? When you go to an orchestra concert or start learning about classical music, you’re likely to encounter many new words. The most common word you will see (except perhaps “symphony”) is “concerto.” So, what is a concerto?

In this episode, Jeremy and Kate discuss what a concerto is, what to expect from a concerto, and some of their favorite concertos.

What is your favorite instrument or concerto? Send us a message on Facebook or Instagram, or email us at note@fcsymphony.org.

Find the full blog post for this episode at https://fcsymphony.org/blog/what-is-a-concerto/

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In this episode, Jeremy and Kate discuss what a concerto is, what to expect from a concerto, and some of their favorite concertos.

What is your favorite instrument or concerto? Send us a message on Facebook or Instagram, or email us at note@fcsymphony.org.

Find the full blog post for this episode at https://fcsymphony.org/blog/what-is-a-concerto/

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/blog/what-is-a-concerto/ Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-10942197 Mon, 11 Jul 2022 12:00:00 -0600 1460 concerto, symphony, orchestra, classical music full false What is a Symphony? What is a Symphony? From favorites like Beethoven's 5th to symphonies that you've never heard before, this blog post and podcast episode gives a brief overview of the history of the symphony and what to expect when you head into the concert hall.

What is a symphony?

A symphony is a specific form that many composers used when writing music. These pieces are usually large in scale, were written for a large orchestra, and are made up of four individual movements. A movement is a single piece of music, like a song on a rock album. An album may have ten short songs, while a symphony would have four larger "songs," or movements.

The four movements of a symphony

The first movement of a symphony is usually in a form called Sonata form and is often the most significant of the four movements. The second movement is usually slow and lyrical. The third movement is usually a dance, or sometimes a "Scherzo," which is a light, quick piece. And the final movement (the finale) is almost always fast and exciting.

History of the symphony

The symphony grew out of earlier forms and was formalized by the composer Joseph Haydn in the 1700s. Later composers like Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and Mahler expanded what they could be.

Symphony comes from the Greek word symphonia, or "agreement of sound." Today it refers to a specific group of musicians, such as a "symphony orchestra," or the musical form, such as Beethoven's 5th symphony.

What to expect

Since most orchestra concerts will have a symphony as their headline piece, you should know what to expect when going to see one. They are usually the longest piece on a concert, but they can vary wildly in size, length, and complexity. This is because of how much the form has developed over time.

For example: "Classical" symphonies, written before 1800, tend to be shorter and lighter. These are usually pieces by Haydn or Mozart, and the orchestra will be relatively small. Symphonies written between 1800 and 1900 are "Romantic", and they grow larger and larger throughout the century. This time period is where most symphonies come from, and notable composers include Schubert, Mendelssohn, R. Schumann, Brahms, and Tchaikovsky.

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]]> From favorites like Beethoven's 5th to symphonies that you've never heard before, this blog post and podcast episode gives a brief overview of the history of the symphony and what to expect when you head into the concert hall.

What is a symphony?

A symphony is a specific form that many composers used when writing music. These pieces are usually large in scale, were written for a large orchestra, and are made up of four individual movements. A movement is a single piece of music, like a song on a rock album. An album may have ten short songs, while a symphony would have four larger "songs," or movements.

The four movements of a symphony

The first movement of a symphony is usually in a form called Sonata form and is often the most significant of the four movements. The second movement is usually slow and lyrical. The third movement is usually a dance, or sometimes a "Scherzo," which is a light, quick piece. And the final movement (the finale) is almost always fast and exciting.

History of the symphony

The symphony grew out of earlier forms and was formalized by the composer Joseph Haydn in the 1700s. Later composers like Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and Mahler expanded what they could be.

Symphony comes from the Greek word symphonia, or "agreement of sound." Today it refers to a specific group of musicians, such as a "symphony orchestra," or the musical form, such as Beethoven's 5th symphony.

What to expect

Since most orchestra concerts will have a symphony as their headline piece, you should know what to expect when going to see one. They are usually the longest piece on a concert, but they can vary wildly in size, length, and complexity. This is because of how much the form has developed over time.

For example: "Classical" symphonies, written before 1800, tend to be shorter and lighter. These are usually pieces by Haydn or Mozart, and the orchestra will be relatively small. Symphonies written between 1800 and 1900 are "Romantic", and they grow larger and larger throughout the century. This time period is where most symphonies come from, and notable composers include Schubert, Mendelssohn, R. Schumann, Brahms, and Tchaikovsky.

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]]> Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-10509917 Sat, 30 Apr 2022 04:00:00 -0600 1462 full false Interview with Science Consultant Dr. Erin Macdonald Interview with Science Consultant Dr. Erin Macdonald Dr. Erin Macdonald is a tattooed one-woman STEM career panel with recognition as a researcher, speaker, engineer, and consultant before her current career. She now lives in Los Angeles working as a writer and producer and is the science consultant for the entire Star Trek franchise.

In this interview, she shares why she started giving science talks at conventions, her work as a science consultant and writer, and some of her favorite movies, TV shows, and video games.

Learn more about this concert and the events surrounding it at https://fcsymphony.org/events/pops-concert-get-lost-in-space/

Follow Dr. Erin on Twitter at @DrErinMac

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In this interview, she shares why she started giving science talks at conventions, her work as a science consultant and writer, and some of her favorite movies, TV shows, and video games.

Learn more about this concert and the events surrounding it at https://fcsymphony.org/events/pops-concert-get-lost-in-space/

Follow Dr. Erin on Twitter at @DrErinMac

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/blog/interview-with-dr-erin-macdonald Dr. Erin Macdonald Buzzsprout-10275368 Fri, 18 Mar 2022 12:00:00 -0600 1760 full false Interview with Composer Gregory Smith Interview with Composer Gregory Smith Composer Gregory Smith sits down to discuss his compositional process, his piece "The Animated Orchestra," and how he writes excellent educational works to engage young listeners.

Join us for The Animated Orchestra, live at Timberline Church in Fort Collins on Sunday, March 13, 2022. Tickets and more information available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/animated-orchestra/

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]]> Composer Gregory Smith sits down to discuss his compositional process, his piece "The Animated Orchestra," and how he writes excellent educational works to engage young listeners.

Join us for The Animated Orchestra, live at Timberline Church in Fort Collins on Sunday, March 13, 2022. Tickets and more information available at https://fcsymphony.org/events/animated-orchestra/

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]]> Gregory Smith Buzzsprout-10148284 Sat, 26 Feb 2022 13:00:00 -0700 2932 full false Interview with Hornist Oto Carrillo Interview with Hornist Oto Carrillo In this episode of the Open Notes Podcast, Jeremy talks with French Hornist Oto Carrillo about Mozart's 3rd Horn Concerto, why he started playing the horn, and how he escaped from an elevator shaft just before his first performance at Carnegie Hall.

Join us in-person or live-streamed on March 5th, 2022, for Signature Concert #4: Anxious, Tender & Jaunty, featuring guest horn soloist Oto Carrillo. Tickets and more information at https://fcsymphony.org/events/anxious-tender-and-jaunty/

Recordings by Abel Pereira and the Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra.

Learn how you can help support the Fort Collins Symphony at https://fcsymphony.org/support

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]]> In this episode of the Open Notes Podcast, Jeremy talks with French Hornist Oto Carrillo about Mozart's 3rd Horn Concerto, why he started playing the horn, and how he escaped from an elevator shaft just before his first performance at Carnegie Hall.

Join us in-person or live-streamed on March 5th, 2022, for Signature Concert #4: Anxious, Tender & Jaunty, featuring guest horn soloist Oto Carrillo. Tickets and more information at https://fcsymphony.org/events/anxious-tender-and-jaunty/

Recordings by Abel Pereira and the Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra.

Learn how you can help support the Fort Collins Symphony at https://fcsymphony.org/support

To stay up to date with the FCS, be sure to subscribe to the Open Notes Podcast in your favorite podcast player, join the FCS email list, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/blog/oto-carrillo-interview Oto Carrillo Buzzsprout-10080507 Tue, 15 Feb 2022 10:00:00 -0700 1853 Classical Music, Symphony, Orchestra, Horn, French Horn, Interview, Podcast, Mozart, Natural Horn full false Cellist Anthony Elliott on the importance of the "Memorial to Martin Luther King" Cellist Anthony Elliott on the importance of the "Memorial to Martin Luther King" Thank you for joining us for this interview with guest Cellist Anthony Elliott.

Today, Jeremy D. Cuebas sits down with Mr. Elliott to talk about his early experiences as a musician, his mission for educational outreach, and the importance of the Memorial to Martin Luther King by Oskar Morawetz.

Anthony Elliott joins the FCS for our Solemn, Joyful & Ecstatic, our Signature Concert no. 3, live and live-streamed on February 5, 2022. Click here for tickets and more information.

Visit the Fort Collins Symphony at FCSymphony.org. Be sure to subscribe to the Open Notes Podcast in your favorite podcast player, join the FCS email list, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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]]> Thank you for joining us for this interview with guest Cellist Anthony Elliott.

Today, Jeremy D. Cuebas sits down with Mr. Elliott to talk about his early experiences as a musician, his mission for educational outreach, and the importance of the Memorial to Martin Luther King by Oskar Morawetz.

Anthony Elliott joins the FCS for our Solemn, Joyful & Ecstatic, our Signature Concert no. 3, live and live-streamed on February 5, 2022. Click here for tickets and more information.

Visit the Fort Collins Symphony at FCSymphony.org. Be sure to subscribe to the Open Notes Podcast in your favorite podcast player, join the FCS email list, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/blog/cellist-anthony-elliott Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-9881411 Thu, 13 Jan 2022 11:00:00 -0700 2258 cello, cello concerto, martin luther king, martin luther king jr, black history month full false What does a Conductor Do? - 3 Steps to Conducting an Orchestra What does a Conductor Do? - 3 Steps to Conducting an Orchestra What does a Conductor Do?

In this episode, you will learn how to conduct an orchestra in 3 easy steps...well, actually it's more complicated than that, but you will learn some of the things that a conductor does on and off the podium.

Hosted by FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy Cuebas, this podcast explores how a conductor works with an orchestra to prepare for a concert and perform spectacular music.

If you enjoyed this episode...

Please join the other classical music lovers around the world and support the Fort Collins Symphony by making a donation through ColoradoGives.org. Your support helps us to continue performing great music and preparing the best guides and podcasts for helping you get the most of your classical music experiences.

You can stay up to date with FCS by joining our mailing list or by following us on Facebook and Instagram. We also offer many of our live concerts virtually, both through live-streaming and webcast replays, so you can join us for a concert no matter where you live. Please see our events page for upcoming live and virtual concerts.

Finally, let us know what you thought of this blog post! Send us a message on our contact page.

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In this episode, you will learn how to conduct an orchestra in 3 easy steps...well, actually it's more complicated than that, but you will learn some of the things that a conductor does on and off the podium.

Hosted by FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy Cuebas, this podcast explores how a conductor works with an orchestra to prepare for a concert and perform spectacular music.

If you enjoyed this episode...

Please join the other classical music lovers around the world and support the Fort Collins Symphony by making a donation through ColoradoGives.org. Your support helps us to continue performing great music and preparing the best guides and podcasts for helping you get the most of your classical music experiences.

You can stay up to date with FCS by joining our mailing list or by following us on Facebook and Instagram. We also offer many of our live concerts virtually, both through live-streaming and webcast replays, so you can join us for a concert no matter where you live. Please see our events page for upcoming live and virtual concerts.

Finally, let us know what you thought of this blog post! Send us a message on our contact page.

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/?p=19266 Jeremy Cuebas - Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-9843673 Thu, 06 Jan 2022 15:00:00 -0700 1091 conductor, symphony, orchestra, classical music full false Intro: Open Notes Podcast Intro: Open Notes Podcast Welcome to the Open Notes Podcast by the Fort Collins Symphony. My name is Jeremy Cuebas and I’m your host for this exciting dive into the rich world of Classical Music.

This podcast is for anybody interested in learning more about Classical Music, from total newbies to seasoned veterans. If you want to learn more, then this is the place to be.

This episode introduces the podcast and what you can expect by subscribing.

Visit the Fort Collins Symphony and view our upcoming concerts at FCSymphony.org

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @FortCollinsSymphony

Click here to sign up for the symphony’s email list

You can learn more about your host Jeremy at JDCuebas.com, and explore his podcast Podium Time at PodiumTimePod.com.

Thank you for joining us.

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]]> Welcome to the Open Notes Podcast by the Fort Collins Symphony. My name is Jeremy Cuebas and I’m your host for this exciting dive into the rich world of Classical Music.

This podcast is for anybody interested in learning more about Classical Music, from total newbies to seasoned veterans. If you want to learn more, then this is the place to be.

This episode introduces the podcast and what you can expect by subscribing.

Visit the Fort Collins Symphony and view our upcoming concerts at FCSymphony.org

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @FortCollinsSymphony

Click here to sign up for the symphony’s email list

You can learn more about your host Jeremy at JDCuebas.com, and explore his podcast Podium Time at PodiumTimePod.com.

Thank you for joining us.

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]]> Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-9841741 Thu, 06 Jan 2022 10:00:00 -0700 307 Intro, Classical Music, Symphony, Orchestra, Fort Collins full false How to Pick the Best Orchestra Seats - 4 steps to finding your perfect spot for a symphony concert How to Pick the Best Orchestra Seats - 4 steps to finding your perfect spot for a symphony concert What are the best seats for an orchestra concert?

For anybody visiting a symphony for the first time, the task of picking your perfect symphony seat can be daunting:

What do these numbers mean?
Where does it sound the best?
I can only afford the cheap seats. Are they really bad?
Is this the front row or the back row? (This one actually happened to me once. I wanted to buy seats in the last row, only to realize when attending the concert that my seats were in the front row!)

If you’ve ever had a tough time deciphering the hieroglyphs on a seating chart, then you’re not alone. Today we’ll explore everything to consider to get the best orchestra seats in 4 easy steps.

Consider the
1. Price
2. View
3. Sound
4. Experience

Read the full blog post at fcsymphony.org/blog/best-orchestra-seats/

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]]> What are the best seats for an orchestra concert?

For anybody visiting a symphony for the first time, the task of picking your perfect symphony seat can be daunting:

What do these numbers mean?
Where does it sound the best?
I can only afford the cheap seats. Are they really bad?
Is this the front row or the back row? (This one actually happened to me once. I wanted to buy seats in the last row, only to realize when attending the concert that my seats were in the front row!)

If you’ve ever had a tough time deciphering the hieroglyphs on a seating chart, then you’re not alone. Today we’ll explore everything to consider to get the best orchestra seats in 4 easy steps.

Consider the
1. Price
2. View
3. Sound
4. Experience

Read the full blog post at fcsymphony.org/blog/best-orchestra-seats/

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]]> https://fcsymphony.org/blog/best-orchestra-seats/ Fort Collins Symphony Buzzsprout-9838007 Wed, 05 Jan 2022 16:00:00 -0700 680 classical music, symphony, orchestra, seat, newcomer, concert hall, live music full false Pianist Bryan Wallick Pianist Bryan Wallick Interview with FCS Guest Pianist Bryan Wallick, in conversation with FCS Assistant Conductor Jeremy D. Cuebas. Mr. Wallick will perform two pieces with the FCS on their Signature Concert no 2: Energized, Unsure & Triumphant.

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