Programs by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s Jukebox Quartet allow four outstanding members of the Orchestra a chance to strut their stuff with an eclectic mix of contemporary and classical repertoire presented in an informal format.
For our March 2022 concerts, we’re shaking things up and swapping two string players with two percussionists for a new, whirlwind take on Jukebox. Violinist Brooke Quiggins and cellist John Dunlop are joined by percussionists D. Thomas Toner and Nicola Cannizzaro for a singular musical experience, curated by VSO Artistic Advisor and Project Conductor Matt LaRocca.
Our Jukebox musicians dive into works by traditional and cutting-edge composers and are joined in this concert by a youth string quartet from the Bennington area:
Ryan Keating, violin
Mira Boyer, violin
Sam Tucker-Smith, viola
Caleb Lowe, cello
The youth string quartet will perform starting at 3:30 p.m. with the Jukebox Quartet performance following at 4:00 p.m.
Youth Quartet Program
Bach | Good Neighbors (from Peasant Cantata)
Charpentier | Prelude
Corelli | Concerto Grosso Op 6/10
Haussman | Suite of Dances
Mozart | Presto, from K 157
Krishan Rai | Chorale
Telemann | Polish Concerto
Philip Glass| Closing from Glassworks, arr. LaRocca
Finale with Jukebox Quartet and youth string musicians:
Irene Sazer | Fonte Abandanoda/Passa Tempo, arr. LaRocca
Single tickets for this concert are available on a sliding scale basis starting at $10, as of January 15, 2022. Call 802-864-5741 ext.110 or email grace@vso.org for more information.
For accessibility information at this venue, please contact Grace Spain at 802-864-5741 or at hello@vso.org.
COVID-19: audiences must provide photo ID and proof of a COVID-19 vaccination, or a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of the event. Children who are ineligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination will be allowed to attend the event while fully masked. Masks are required for all audience for the duration of the event.