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The following concerts were delivered
in the 2009 through 2010 season.
| September 26, 2009, 7:30pm |
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Villa-Lobos |
Bachianas Brasileiras no. 9 |
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Beethoven |
Piano Concerto no. 1 |
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Mendelssohn |
Hebrides Overture |
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Ewazen |
Chamber Symphony, west coast premiere |
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Cesena |
Mosaicos |
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Marcelo Cesena, pianist |
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Saratoga High School Strings, guest performers |
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Beethoven |
Symphony no. 8 |
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Mozart |
Piano Concerto no. 23 |
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Faure |
Pavane |
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Donizetti |
Allegro for strings |
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Senturia |
Petra |
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Jon Nakamatsu, pianist |
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Evergreen Valley High School Strings, guest performers |
| February 14th, 2010, 7:30pm |
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Valentine's Concert: Diamonds and Dreams |
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Mendelssohn |
Overture to A Midsummer Night's Dream |
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Avshalomov |
Diamond Variations |
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Actor |
Saxophone Concerto, world premiere |
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Mozart |
Symphony no. 34 |
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Voriscek |
Symphony in D |
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Dvorak |
Piano Concerto |
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Suk |
Meditation on the Old Bohemian Chorale "Saint Wenceslas" |
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Daniel Glover, pianist |
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Piedmont Hills High School Strings, guest performers |
| May 23rd, 2010, 7:30pm |
| St. Mark's Episcopal Church, San Jose |
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Presented by SF Bay Chapter of NACUSA |
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Voriscek |
Symphony in D |
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Matthew Fields |
Simchas (from /Sages of Chelm)/ – world premiere |
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Anne Baldwin |
Szechuan Scenes – world premiere |
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Carolyn Hawley |
Symphony no. 1, “Tarot”, mvt III & IV – world premiere |
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John Beeman |
Serendipity – world premiere |
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John Hersch |
Introduction and Andante – world premiere |
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Sondra Clark |
Two Scenes from New Orleans – world premiere |
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Zae Munn |
It’s the Soup that Animates the Noodles – west coast premiere |
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Mark Behm |
The World of Dew – world premiere |
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Brian Holmes |
Death’s Jest-Book Overture |
| June 13, 2010, 2:30pm |
| Five Wounds Portuguese National Church, San Jose |
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Carlos Seixas |
Symphony in B flat |
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Sergio Azevedo |
Reflections on a Portuguese Lullaby |
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John Williams |
Three Pieces from Schindler's List |
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José Vianna da Motta |
Sinfonia "A Patria", op. 13 |
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The Mission Chamber
Orchestra is sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Performing Arts Association
and also receives support
from the Arts Council Silicon Valley and the City of San Jose. The MCO
is a member of the Silicon Valley Arts
Coalition.
Design by PercyDesign
- Oakland, California |
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