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 |
