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No-Name Orchestra of Boston

Co-founded in the fall of 2015, the No-Name Orchestra is a volunteer, non-competitive orchestra that gives people an opportunity to play concertos with full orchestra accompaniment. 

 

3 times a year, the conductor, soloist, and orchestra all meet (for the first time together) and perform a solo work WITHOUT any rehearsals.

 

Sign up below to participate or to join the information list. Pianists, Harpists, and vocalists are welcomed!

 

NNO XVIII

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Saturday, September 14, 2024

10:30am - 1:30pm

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First United Baptist Church

99 Church Street, Lowell, MA 

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bring your own stand AND music

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Solos/Small Ensemble @ 10:30am

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Vaughan-Williams: Oboe Concerto, mvt 1 & 2

D'Indy: Suite dans le style ancien, Op.24

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11:30 Potluck & Socialization

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Full Orchestra @ 12:30 pm

Schubert: Overture in D, D.12

Arensky Symphony No. 1

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Private video
03:05
Marshunda Smith

Private video

David Cabral solos with the No-Name Orchestra and performs Telemann's Viola concerto in G major, mvt 2.
Telemann concerto in G Major, Mvt 2. No-Name Orchestra IV
11:14
Marshunda Smith

Telemann concerto in G Major, Mvt 2. No-Name Orchestra IV

This is a first and only run through of Bruch's Kol Nidre with soloist Celia R. and orchestra during No-Name Orchestra's 4th soloist event on February 4th, 2017. Conducted by Marshunda Smith No-Name Orchestra is a volunteer Orchestra that gives people an opportunity to play concertos with a full orchestra. Usually these are concertos that folks have worked on for years with their teachers, but aren't 'famous' enough to perform with an orchestra.
Bruch Kol Nidre. No-Name Orchestra
09:07
Marshunda Smith

Bruch Kol Nidre. No-Name Orchestra

This is a first and only run through of Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1, last mvt. with soloist Nathan Cohen and orchestra during No-Name Orchestra's 4th soloist event on February 4th, 2017. Conducted by Marshunda Smith No-Name Orchestra is a volunteer Orchestra that gives people an opportunity to play concertos with a full orchestra. Usually these are concertos that folks have worked on for years with their teachers, but aren't 'famous' enough to perform with an orchestra.
Bruch Violin Concerto. No-Name Orchestra
02:03
Marshunda Smith

Bruch Violin Concerto. No-Name Orchestra

Participants of www.NoNameOrchestra.com read the Bruch Viola and Clarinet concerto.
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