Seattle Symphony to join Chief Sealth Chamber Orchestra for free community concert

Here’s your chance to see the Seattle Symphony without leaving West Seattle and without buying tickets – plus, talented student musicians too. We received the announcement today:

On Tuesday, May 14, the Seattle Symphony returns to West Seattle and shares the stage with the Chief Sealth International High School Chamber Orchestra for a FREE 60-minute Community Concert featuring works by an array of composers, from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to Elisa Kain Johnson, a recent alum of the Symphony’s Merriman-Ross Family Young Composers Workshop!

Admission free, but RSVP recommended – go here. Chief Sealth IHS is at 2600 SW Thistle; the auditorium is on the west side of the campus.

1 Reply to "Seattle Symphony to join Chief Sealth Chamber Orchestra for free community concert"

  • Daniel May 9, 2024 (8:29 am)

    Pro + student concerts are always a joy.  If the pros are willing to give pointers too, it’s a great opportunity for students to learn a ton in a super compressed amount of time.  Doesn’t always work that way, but hopefully it does this for some students here.

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