![]() A Gallery of Sound: WOA's 'Picturesque' Concert Features Mussorgsky MasterpieceA Musical Gallery Comes to Life with Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," a Tribute to Female Composers, and a special performance of "America the Beautiful."
The concert begins with the spirited and playful energy of Gioachino Rossini's "Barber of Seville Overture." Famous for its rapid-fire crescendos and dynamic flair, this iconic piece sets the stage with a sense of excitement and anticipation, a perfect prelude to the afternoon's rich program. Following this lively opening, the orchestra will present "Suffolk Suite" by the accomplished female composer, Doreen Carwithen. A child prodigy who began her musical training at the age of four, Carwithen was a pioneering force in the mid-20th century. The performance of her work underscores WOA's commitment to celebrating the contributions of women to classical music. A special and stirring moment of the program will feature the winner of the most recent "Pass the Baton" drawing, who will step to the podium to lead the orchestra in a poignant and powerful arrangement of Samuel A. Ward's timeless anthem, "America the Beautiful." The highlight of the afternoon's program will be selections from Modest Mussorgsky's vibrant and dramatic masterpiece, "Pictures at an Exhibition." General admission to this extraordinary concert is free for all attendees. For those who wish to enhance their experience, VIP Seating is available for just $10, offering the best seats in the house. In a special tribute to military service, WOA is proud to offer free VIP seating to all branches of currently-serving military members and veterans, including the immediate family of troops killed in action. To claim this benefit, use the discount code: STRINGSOFHONOR. For more information about the concert and the Women's Orchestra of Arizona, please visit https://womens- End
Page Updated Last on: Sep 08, 2025
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