The Kamloops Symphony has laid out its upcoming 2023-2024 season, with 10 performances between September and May 2024.
Pianist Daniel Clarke-Bouchard will open the season with the orchestra with a recital on Sept. 22, ahead of his guest performance with the orchestra the following day in Rhapsody in Blue, which will take place on Sept. 23 at the Sagebrush Theatre.
Romeo and Juliet follows on Nov. 4, featuring Dina Gilbert conducting and Martin Krátký on cello. The program includes Ma Mère l'Oye (Mother Goose Suite), DANCE, for cello & orchestra and Romeo & Juliet (selections from the ballet).
On Nov. 5, catch family concert Dan Brown's Wild Symphony. Based on a No. 1 New York Times bestseller, Brown's picture book comes to life on stage and is narrated by the orchestra.
The annual Christmas with the KSO event will be held Dec. 16 and Dec. 17, with three total performances.
In the new year, catch Hypnotic Journey on Jan. 12, featuring music from Canadian composer Julie Thériault.
Red Violin will be performed on Feb. 10, featuring guest violinist Lara St. John. The performance will feature music from the film The Red Violin paired with Shchedrin's reinterpretation of classic tunes from Bizet's Carmen.
An audiovisual experience is on the schedule for March 9. Light The Night: A Symphonic Graphic Novel will be presented ahead of International Women's Day.
Catch An Evening of Pink Floyd on March 22, featuring rock group Jeans n' Classics, presenting highlights from The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon.
On April 27, catch the orchestra with a more local band. Folk-rock duo Margit Sky Project will perform alongside the orchestra in renditions of Mozart's Requiem.
The symphony's final performance of the season will be on May 17, with guest tenor and pianist Jeremy Dutcher performing with the orchestra.
Season subscriptions will be available after Friday, May 26, while single ticket sales will start in September.
All tickets will be available through the Kamloops Live box office, available online at kamloopslive.ca or by phone by calling 250-374-5483.
