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2009-2010 SEASON
September 13, 2009 Free concert, Dogwood Park



October 11, 2009 Mozart and Mendelssohn


November 15, 2009 The Marriage of Figaro



February 21, 2010 Derryberry Competition winner



March 21, 2010 Lutes and Guitars



April 18, 2010 Guest soloist: Di Wu

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BSO TO PERFORM INNOVATIVE, BEAUTIFUL SOUNDSCAPES OF DVORAK, IVES, DEBUSSY

The late 19th century saw a turn away from a dominant Germanic influence in classical music, and three prominent composers – Ives, Debussy and Dvorak – each sought to develop a musical language that was both unique and reflective of their countries. Their music will be featured during the first performance of 2010 by the Bryan Symphony Orchestra at Tennessee Tech University, set for 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 21, in Wattenbarger Auditorium. On the program is the spacious and poignant Unanswered Question by American composer Charles Ives, the 8th Symphony by Antonin Dvorak, and Claude Debussy’s Premiere Rhapsodie, or “first rhapsody,” by Claude Debussy, a piece for solo clarinet and orchestra played by this year’s Derryberry Concerto Competition winner, Sara Rupe (pictured right).
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