Eastside Symphony Concert
Saturday, March 15, 7:30 pm
Please join us as we feature a world premiere tuba concerto performed by composer Jeffrey Taylor, along with popular works by Sibelius and Tchaikovsky. Go to www.eastsidesymphony.org to purchase your tickets in advance and avoid the line at will call.
Taylor: Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra,
Jeffrey Taylor, tuba (world premiere performance)
Boismortier: Concerto No. 6 in e minor for five flutes
Sibelius: Finlandia
Sibelius: Valse Triste
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture
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Redmond Performing Arts Center
17272 NE 104th St.
Redmond, WA 98052
map and directions
Hear concert previews the
week prior to performances,
on KING FM's NW Focus
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What people are saying about us...
"Your holiday concert was the best your group has given. The pieces were fun, the Messiah was solid, and the Bach was so beautiful and sweetly played. It was a top flight performance." -- Dr. Frank Riedo
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Looking for other ways to get involved? Check out our volunteer opportunities or call Valentina Giovannetti 206-334-2055.
Jeffrey Taylor, tuba & composer – March 2014
Jeffrey Taylor currently plays tuba with the Eastside Symphony, the Highline Community Band, the Black Diamond Brass Quintet, and Brass Band Northwest. He has studied tuba with retired Seattle Symphony tubist, Michael Russell. As a composer, Jeff began writing music at age 16. In 2008 he completed the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program with Hummie Mann. He has also studied with Samuel Jones. Jeff has written compositions for brass ensemble, chamber pieces for woodwinds and for strings, several full symphonic works, and piano solos and pop songs. Jeff is a member of ASCAP and the Seattle Composers Alliance. Read more at his web site, www.artsnsounds.com.
Of his tuba concerto, Jeff states: "As a tuba player and a member of a number of different ensembles, one of my goals was to write a piece for tuba and each of these ensembles. The Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra essentially completes that cycle."