Misbourne
Symphony
Orchestra
Conductor: Richard Jacklin Leader: Alan Morris
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| The Misbourne Symphony Orchestra is a symphony orchestra of amateur musicians from the Chiltern District and neighbouring areas. We perform 4 concerts each year. | ||
| Next concert: 7.45pm Saturday 24th April 2010
Amersham School, Stanley Hill, Amersham |
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| Borodin | In the Steppes of Central Asia | |
| Mozart | Concerto for Flute and Harp in C | |
| Brahms | Symphony no. 1 in C minor | |
| Soloists: Ruby Aspinall, Harp and Candice Hamel, Flute | ||
The Orchestra was formed in 1962 by Roger Stalman to encourage music-making for entertainment and education in the local area. It performs four concerts each year and in recent years has featured internationally acclaimed soloists such as Peter Hanson, Viv McLean and David Pyatt as well as local soloists. | ||
| President | Peter Hanson | |
| Vice President | Elizabeth Copperwheat | |
| Vice President | Cheryl Gillan, MP | |
| Chairman | Clair McCoy | |
| Founder | Roger Stalman | |
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We are affiliated to Making Music (the National Federation of Music Societies). We would like to thank Halstan & Co Ltd for their generous support this season. The orchestra is a Registered Charity |
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| Last updated: 25 July 2009 | ||