At the Stamford Symphony’s opening concert on Oct. 14, the Orchestra and Stamford community will pay tribute to CEO and President Barbara Smith-Soroca, who has announced her retirement from the leadership position she has held for 39 years. __________
— This is an announcement from the Stamford Symphony. __________
Ms. Soroca came to the organization in 1979, when Skitch Henderson was music director, the orchestra was comprised of passionate, accomplished amateur musicians, and performances were held at West Hill High School. Under Ms. Soroca’s leadership the orchestra has grown to be the pre-eminent music ensemble in the region, employing top professional musicians from the New York City metro area, boasting robust music education and community engagement programs, and performing at the Palace Theatre’s beautifully restored venue.
After 12 memorable seasons together, the Stamford Symphony bids farewell to Eckart Preu at the April 8 and 9 concerts. Performances take place Saturday, April 8 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, April 9 at 3 p.m. at Stamford’s Palace Theatre. As he always does, Maestro Preu will transport us with music! This time, to the northernmost point of Europe where we will experience Northern Lights. Additionally, we welcome back pianist, Conrad Tao,who is also an Avery Fisher Career grant winner, composer, curator,and producer! He will perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A minor.
After 12 memorable seasons together, the Stamford Symphony bids farewell to Eckart Preu at the April 8 and 9 concerts. Performances take place Saturday, April 8 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, April 9 at 3 p.m. at Stamford’s Palace Theatre. As he always does, Maestro Preu will transport us with music! This time, to the northernmost point of Europe where we will experience Northern Lights. Additionally, we welcome back pianist, Conrad Tao,who is also an Avery Fisher Career grant winner, composer, curator,and producer! He will perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A minor.
