Center City Chamber Orchestra

01/01/2024

See you in 2024

01/01/2024

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12/15/2023

05/29/2023

CCCO 2023
SATURDAY JUNE 3rd @ 3PM
4637 SPRUCE
FREE TO THE PUBLIC

05/28/2023

Join us this Thursday evening for our first full performance at MLC Branch—a home to our organization in many capacities since our beginning!
Like the PREORCHESTRATION concert of April 2022, we’ll have a town hall at intermission as well as a reception afterward.
Featuring Francis Poulenc’s rarely heard instrumentation of his “Mouvements Perpétuels,” the Philadelphia Premiere of ‘s “SAPIEN,” and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Nonet, “Gradus ad Parnassum,” these works are brought together by the idea of HAVING MOTION as we celebrate 5 years of CCCO!

05/28/2023

05/27/22
REORCHESTRATION
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01/21/2023

FLY EAGLES FLY

12/22/2022

CHRISTMAS REORCHESTRATED
DOORS @ 7PM

12/20/2022

THURSDAY NIGHT, A very CCCO CHRISTMAS! We perform the 20th-Century Yuletide offerings of Coleridge-Taylor and Kaprálová, along with two world premieres! Schönberg’s seldom-heard “Weihnachtsmusik,” orchestrated by Music Director Davey Hiester (led by Conductor in Residence Jordan Brooks) is followed by the Suite from Berlioz’ “L’enfance du Christ,” newly assembled by Associate Conductor Immanuel-Mykyta Chomsky, featuring soloists Dominique Travis-Bey and Rozime Lindsey. Join us for a reception afterwards, ALL ARE INVITED!

05/27/2022

“REORCHESTRATION speaks to the idea of change as the only constant,” Music Director Davey Hiester writes. “Through the eight composers whose work is featured in tonight’s performance, plus Christoph Willibald Gluck and Franz Liszt—both of whom Tchaikovsky looked to and took from while composing the Mozartiana suite, there was only one 20-year period in which none of these composers were living, between the quietus of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1791 and the birth of Franz Liszt in 1811. Today in 2022, it has now been 337 years since the birth of Johann Sebastian Bach in 1685.”
JOIN US TONIGHT AT 8PM!