Rock the Symphony has been postponed
More information to come on a new date.
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Featuring the 18-member Symphony strings playing classical and holiday tunes with special guest Lindsay Uhrich, guest soloist, and conductor Morales-Matos on the trombone from Gray Chapel on the Ohio Wesleyan campus in Delaware.
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A pre-recorded 2020 holiday concert and YouTube premiere on the Symphony’s YouTube channel.
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2020-2021 Symphony updates
Symphony supporters and Music Lovers:
Symphony supporters and Music Lovers:
We at the Central Ohio Symphony hope you are doing well. We’ve missed playing for you on July 4th and this fall. Here is what the Central Ohio Symphony is planning and doing to serve you in the interim.
We suspect that you’re missing listening to live music just as much as we’re missing bringing it to you. We are still doing the April 2020 concert we had to postpone last spring.
More than 60% of you responded to the audience survey. Your survey responses indicated you are not ready to come to Gray Chapel until health conditions are much safer. The Symphony will not be able to perform in Ohio Wesleyan's Gray Chapel for the rest of 2020 to make sure their students can attend classes in safety on campus.
We have obtained 3000 masks for you at future performances. Each person coming to a concert and all of our musicians will receive one. We are trying to figure out how to get our musicians on stage safely distanced.
We are looking for creative ways, including video to allow our musicians to play, and to allow you to experience the music you love.
When we return next year, attending concerts will likely be different. We want to give you the very best experience when it is safe.
Below is a proposed list of music that was developed before March 2020, so expect changes.
We are so looking to be together with you in our audience.
All of our musicians, the Symphony board, our staff and Jaime Morales-Matos and I wish you the very best.
Please stay safe and take care.
Sincerely,
Warren W. Hyer
Executive Director
Click below to see our proposed 2021 programming
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Watch the Benefit in the Barn Video!
Video produced by Rachel Leggett of the OSU Extension Delaware County, Studio 149. Sound By Doug Moran. Recorded August 3, 2020.
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Performances online! We are posting performances by our musicians and past concerts almost everyday on Facebook. Please go to our page, Central Ohio Symphony and enjoy a few minutes on Wednesday and Saturday.
New Office Hours
The office is now open on weekdays from 10am to 3 pm. We have added many safety features to make sure your visit is safe. It is a good idea to call ahead to make sure staff is in the office when you need to stop by.
740 362-1799.
Please wear a mask
The office is now open on weekdays from 10am to 3 pm. We have added many safety features to make sure your visit is safe. It is a good idea to call ahead to make sure staff is in the office when you need to stop by.
740 362-1799.
Please wear a mask
The Central Ohio Symphony supports the activity and involvement of all segments of the community. The Symphony, its Board of Trustees, its affiliated organizations and its employees shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or age. The Symphony asserts that it will provide access to employment, benefits, programs, education, and facilities to all individuals.
The Symphony’s plan to resuming concerts is,
“We’ll be ready when the time is right.” Stay tuned!
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Hold on to your tickets for this concert. They will be used for the concert when it happens.
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Update to the Central Ohio Symphony community.
The Building CommUNITY concert on April 25th is postponed to an undetermined future date. All current ticket will be honored at that time. We are keeping our audience, musicians, guest artists and funders aware of our plans as they develop. You will find notices on the website, facebook and emails in the next few weeks as conditions change. We will continue to implement ways to assure your safety at our concerts while enjoying the arts and the music that the Central Ohio Symphony performs. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you soon. Warren Hyer, executive director and the Central Ohio Symphony family. |
“I love the music, the diversity of programming, and style and grace of the conductor and musicians. I love Gray Chapel as a venue. Thank you also for Benefit on the Farm both for what it does and for the pleasure of attending.” R.F.
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