Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra
TRAVIS HATTON, MUSIC DIRECTOR
Dear friends and family of the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra,
Out of an abundance of concern for the audience and members, the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra (SSO) will postpone its performance on May 3rd 2020, due to the concerns over the spread of the COVID-19.
The SSO will be in regular communication with updates about upcoming performances and event schedule, as it is unclear at the present time when our performance venue will reopen and return to normal operations.
The SSO’s decision to postpone its season finale performance has been influenced by recommendations in general from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), City of Portland, ongoing official news reports, and an abundance of concern for what the organization can do to best ensure the well-being of everyone in the SSO community.
We encourage everyone in our music community to follow all health recommendations of the CDC, WHO, and the City of Portland concerning COVID-19, and to take great care of themselves to stay healthy and avoid contact with the virus.
As a nonprofit organization, the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra needs your financial support. A large portion of our annual budget has already been invested in producing this performance to you. Please consider making a gift to SSO to ensure we can continue producing performances in the future. You can make a one-time donation that will support our organization through this challenging time. (Click "Donate" button below)
This is unquestionably a difficult time for the citizens of Portland, the country, and the world at large. On behalf of the musicians from the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra, the board of directors and music director, Travis Hatton, we all look forward to the near future when we return to concertgoing as one of the many things we so cherish.
Please take care and stay healthy!
Kathy Rosenquist
President, Board of Directors
Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra
Out of an abundance of concern for the audience and members, the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra (SSO) will postpone its performance on May 3rd 2020, due to the concerns over the spread of the COVID-19.
The SSO will be in regular communication with updates about upcoming performances and event schedule, as it is unclear at the present time when our performance venue will reopen and return to normal operations.
The SSO’s decision to postpone its season finale performance has been influenced by recommendations in general from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), City of Portland, ongoing official news reports, and an abundance of concern for what the organization can do to best ensure the well-being of everyone in the SSO community.
We encourage everyone in our music community to follow all health recommendations of the CDC, WHO, and the City of Portland concerning COVID-19, and to take great care of themselves to stay healthy and avoid contact with the virus.
As a nonprofit organization, the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra needs your financial support. A large portion of our annual budget has already been invested in producing this performance to you. Please consider making a gift to SSO to ensure we can continue producing performances in the future. You can make a one-time donation that will support our organization through this challenging time. (Click "Donate" button below)
This is unquestionably a difficult time for the citizens of Portland, the country, and the world at large. On behalf of the musicians from the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra, the board of directors and music director, Travis Hatton, we all look forward to the near future when we return to concertgoing as one of the many things we so cherish.
Please take care and stay healthy!
Kathy Rosenquist
President, Board of Directors
Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra
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See You at The Concert! 2019-2020 Season See the exciting lineup below. The Friends and Patrons of the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra
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AUDITIONS!The Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Maestro Travis Hatton, will be holding auditions for the following instruments:
Principal Tuba Principal French Horn String Bass Audition Location: Sunnyside SDA Church 10501 SE Market Street Portland, Oregon If you would like more information, please contact Robin Sonderland (Personnel Manager) at contact@sunnysidesymphony.org Please note: These are NOT paid positions. Calling all volunteers!Volunteering at the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is a meaningful and significant form of philanthropy. Giving your time and sharing your passion demonstrate an invaluable expression of support for SSO.
Your involvement allows you to make a profound impact on your community. By participating in any of SSO's volunteer opportunities, you help the institution sustain the music and support the essential education and community programs that heighten the cultural vitality of our city. For more information, click here |
2019-2020
Concert Season
--CONCERT POSTPONED--
Concert IV – Sunday May 3rd 2020 – 4:00 PM
Aaron Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man
J.S. Bach – Orchestral Suite #3, BWV 1069 D Major
Jean Sibelius – Symphony #1, in e minor op. 39
Concert IV – Sunday May 3rd 2020 – 4:00 PM
Aaron Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man
J.S. Bach – Orchestral Suite #3, BWV 1069 D Major
Jean Sibelius – Symphony #1, in e minor op. 39
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All concerts are performed at
Sunnyside Seventh-day Adventist Church, 10501 Southeast Market Street, Portland (Click on address to see map) |
Concerts are free and open
to the public. Donations are gratefully accepted. |
SSO Concerts
2018-2019 Season
Recorded Live - October 2018
Recorded Live - October 2018
Ryan Hare
Concerto for Oboe
Fred Korman, oboe
Concerto for Oboe
Fred Korman, oboe
2015-2016 Season
Recorded Live - 28 February 2016
Recorded Live - 28 February 2016
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Antonín Leopold Dvořák
In Nature’s Realm, op. 91 |
Jean Sibelius
En Saga, op. 9 |
Robert Schumann
Symphony #3 (Rhenish), op. 97 Eb Major |
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