Formed in 2012, the Sequim Community Orchestra has grown to around 60 musicians, of all ages, who come together to improve performance skills and to experience playing in an orchestra. The Sequim Community Orchestra is a friendly, non-competitive ensemble that performs orchestral music for the community. We welcome amateur musicians who perform an orchestral instrument.
We are a training orchestra. Our focus is on the musical development of our orchestra members. Whatever your experience, if you would enjoy honing and sharing your skills, we invite you to play with us. There are no auditions. We double wind parts, but reserve the right to limit the number of wind players on each part. Rehearsals are Tuesdays, 7pm to 9pm, at Swisher Hall in Sequim (Sequim City Band rehearsal space). Rehearsals will commence on Tuesday, 16 September.
Attendance at all rehearsals and performances is expected. We request advance notice if you must miss any.
The Sequim Community Orchestra performs three times a year.
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PASO Concert Mar 21
Port Angeles Performing Arts Center, 304 E. Park Avenue
Guest Soloist: Hunter Gordon, bassoon
Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Jonathan Pasternack, conductor
BRAHMS Academic Festival Overture
ROSSINI Concerto for Bassoon
NIELSEN Symphony No. 4, "The Inextinguishable"
SCO Performances
Tentative Programming - May Change
Fall Concert
15 Nov
7pm
Russian Choral and Overture
Swan of Tuonela
Boyce Symphony #8
First United Methodist Church
100 S Blake Ave, Sequim, WA
Family Concert
14 Feb
2pm
Les Miserables
Trumpeter's Lullaby
Concerto Gross
Sequim String Kids
First United Methodist Church
100 S Blake Ave, Sequim, WA
Spring Concert
9 May
7pm
Frescobaldi Toccata
Telemann Viola Concerto
Mozart Symphony 40
First United Methodist Church
100 S Blake Ave, Sequim, WA
Rehearsals of the SCO are held on Tuesdays, at the Swisher Hall in Sequim, beginning at 7pm.
Tuesday, March 10
Rehearsal Order:
Rehearsal Order:
Mozart Symphony
Toccata (starting at E)
Telemann (mvt 2 and 4)
Note to cellos: We need to mark the places when the cellos are playing while the soloist is also playing. In those spots we'll only use one cello. I understand your parts aren't marked, so we'll check all those places next week.
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