The Wild West

January 11 -12, 2024

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Overview

Saddle up for the ACO’s 34th season with favorites from the concert hall and the silver screen. Soundtracks from classic westerns mingle with music about cowboys and trail rides. From the Lone Ranger to a pack mule’s reluctant descent into the Grand Canyon; and from Still’s portraits of the American landscape and Copland’s iconic Hoe Down (“Beef: It’s what’s for dinner”) to Elmer Bernstein’s classic score for The Magnificent Seven, our opening concert celebrates a storied chapter of the American experience with evocative, vibrant scores from some of our finest home-grown composers. Tickets and season subscriptions can also be purchased by phone. call the box office at 772-460-0851

Composers

Elmer Bernstein, Composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Elmer Bernstein

Elmer Bernstein, an American composer and conductor, left an indelible mark on the realms of film and television …
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Aaron Copeland, Composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Aaron Copland

Aaron Copland, renowned as the “Dean of American Composers,” left an indelible mark on the landscape …
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John Towner Williams, Composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

John Towner Williams

John Towner Williams, born on February 8, 1932, is an iconic American composer, conductor, and pianist …
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William Grant Still, Composer, Atlantic Classical Orchestra

William Grant Still

William Grant Still Jr. stands as a prominent figure in American classical music, renowned for his extensive …
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Gaichino Antonio Rossini, composer. Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Giachino Antonio Rossini

Gioachino Antonio Rossini, born in 1792 in Pesaro, Italy, left an indelible mark on the world of classical music …
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Schedule

Vero Beach: CCOVB 

Thursday, January 11, 2024
7:30 pm
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Stuart:  The Lyric

Friday, January 12, 2024
4:00 pm
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Stuart:  The Lyric

Friday, January 12, 2024
8:00 pm
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Program

Rossini Guillaume Tell (William Tell):Overture 1829 12 min.
William Grant Still The American Scene: The Far West (Suite 4) 1957, The Plaza, Sundown Land, Navajo Country 8 min.
William Grant Still The American Scene: A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song (Suite 5) 1957, Grand Teton, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Song of the Rivermen 15 min.
John Williams The Cowboys Overture 1972 8 min.
Copeland Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes 1942, Buckaroo Holiday, Corral Nocturne, Saturday Night Waltz, Hoe -Down 18 min.
Bernstein Magnificent Seven 4 min.

Performers

David Amado, Music Director & Conductor

Violin I
  • Leonid Sigal, Concertmaster
  • Aleksandr Zhuk, Asst. Concertmstr
  • Ekaterina Gorkhover
  • Monica Cheveresan
  • Daria ApostolovaI
  • Kaitlin Richardson
  • Gustavo Correa
Violin II
  • Dina Kostic, Principal
  • Sha Zhang
  • Tinca Belinschi
  • Kevin Seto
  • Dale Sandvold
  • Eduardo Martinez
Viola
  • Kaitlin Seto, Principal
  • Valerie Judd
  • Jill Jaffe
  • Laura Sinclair
  • Laurice Buckton
Cello
  • Ashley Garritson, Principal
  • Christopher Glansdorp
  • Megan Savage
  • Georgiy Khoklov
Double Bass
  • Janet Clippard, Principal
  • Juan Carlos Pena
Flute
  • Christina Apelgren, Principal
  • Karen Fuller
  • Francesca Arnone
Oboe
  • Erika Yamada, Principal
  • Sara Luciani
  • Jeffrey Apana
Clarinet
  • Richard Hancock, Principal
  • Will Doh
  • Stojo Miserlioski
Bassoon
  • Gabriel Beavers, Principal
  • Matthew Corey
Horn
  • Karen Schubert, Principal
  • Megan Riccio
  • Stan Spinola
  • Molly Flanagan
Trumpet
  • Jesse Cook, Principal
  • Benedetto Salvia
  • Brian Stanley
Trombone
  • Timothy Conner, Principal
  • Aden Brooks
  • Dan Satterwhite
Tuba
  • Jay Bertolet, Principal
Timpani
  • Andrew Proctor, Principal
Percussion
  • Neel Shukla, Principal
  • Isaac Hernandez
  • Juanmanuel Lopez
  • Jordan Holley
Orchestra
  • Kay Kemper, Principal
Keyboard

  • Tao Lin, Principal

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Atlantic Classical Orchestra
2145 14th Avenue. Suite 20B
Vero Beach, Florida, 32960

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