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WSO: Autumn Serenade for Strings

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WSO launches its 60th Season with a program of exciting works for STRING ORCHESTRA in a special performance offered in memory of Dr. Paul Liu. This event will be led by Music Director CATHERINE GAGNON and will involve works by Berger, Vivaldi, Sibelius, Holst, Rutter, and Mosier. This performance offered at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Greenwich, which is fully accessible to all audiences and parking is plentiful.

SUNDAY – October 18 @ 3:00pm

St Luke’s Episcopal Church - 99 Peirce Street, East Greenwich, RI 02818

Concert Admission: Free / Donations Accepted

The program will include:

Short Overture for Strings by Jean Berger

Brook Green Suite by Gustav Holst

Concerto for Two Celli and Strings by Antonio Vivaldi featuring Emily Johnston & Nina Perry

Impromptu for String Orchestra by Jean Sibelius

Suite for Strings by John Rutter

Danza Fuoco by Kirt Mosier

WSO values our role in the fabric of the musical community of Rhode Island performing in both traditional and unconventional spaces. Our expanding membership of amateur adults, high school and college students, retired professionals, music educators, and life-long learners are dedicated to the social, spiritual, and cognitive benefits of presenting and attending live performances. We aim to provide an outlet for continued musical development for all our participants, serve as an artistic asset within our community, develop and diversify our audiences through a variety of programs and collaborative partnerships with both musical and non-musical organizations including charities, non-profits, and service agencies. Our membership believes that music brings people together, and a concert can be more than just a concert.

Event Date
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Event time
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cost / donation
Free with Donations Accepted
Contact
info@wsori.org,
401-287-8338

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