Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof “French Images”
Over many years the Sonoma County Philharmonic has played little French music, but perhaps this oversight was corrected Feb. 2 in a splendid all-Gallic program in the Jackson Theater…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ROSSINI | PROKOFIEV | RACHMANINOFF
Beginning with a scintillating reading of Rossini’s Overture to the Opera “Semiramide,” the Sonoma County Philharmonic performed a splendid program Nov. 16 in the Jackson Theater…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof BRAHMS | BEETHOVEN
After last season’s schedule with one big repertoire work per concert, the Sonoma County Philharmonic opened its 21st season Sept. 28 with two, and both received committed if disparate performances under resident conductor Norman Gamboa…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Free Spirit’
Closing their 20th season with their usual programming aplomb, the Sonoma County Philharmonic played a provocative set of concerts April 6 and 7 in the Jackson Theater… Local composer Nolan Gasser’s Sonoma Overture began the Sunday concert…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Fantasies & Enigmas’
In their first concert Jan. 26 in Windsor’s Jackson Theater the Sonoma County Philharmonic managed to master the new hall and produced music at their usual high level…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Celebration!’
Following announcements Mr. Gamboa took the podium and conducted of Apu, a Tone Poem for Orchestra by Gabriela Lena Frank, and written just last year.
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Celebration!’
Fresh from a triumphant tour in Latin America the Sonoma County Philharmonic opened its 20th season Sept. 22 in a celebratory concert in the Santa Rosa High School Auditorium.
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof the Teatro Nacionál ConcertSan Jose, Costa Rica
With the Sonoma County Philharmonic’s Costa Rica concert June 19, the performance exceeded any heated or tenuous prospects. They hit the proverbial home run in a convincing gala performance in the capitol San José’s historic Teatro Nacionál on the third day of an epic week-long Orchestra tour.
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Carmina Burana’
The stage was crammed with the full orchestra and two choirs, the Santa Rosa Symphonic Chorus and the California Redwood Chorale (Robert Hazelrigg, director). It looked like nearly 60 singers filled the risers. The auditorium was packed with regular SoCo Phil concert attendees…
Read the Classical Sonoma reviewof ‘Eternal Spirit’
Turning again away from conventional repertoire, the Sonoma County Philharmonic programmed three works in what were local debut performances in Santa Rosa High School’s Performing Arts Auditorium…
