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Symphony by the Sea
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What is Symphony by the Sea?
Symphony by the Sea is an all-professional, 35-piece symphony orchestra on the North Shore of Boston that performs music ranging from Baroque to Contemporary.
The orchestra was founded 25 years ago when Royston Nash, conductor of the Cape Cod Symphony and former Music Director of London’s D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, assembled a group of local and Boston area musicians and began weekly rehearsals at Marblehead’s Old Town Hall. After playing informally together for several months, the orchestra made its public debut at the Peabody Essex Museum in June 1981.
Symphony by the Sea performs five Saturday evening subscription series concerts each year from October to May. Concerts 1, 2, 4 and 5 are in Marblehead’s Old North Church while Concert 3 is given at Salem’s Peabody-Essex Museum. Concerts 1, 2, 3 and 4 are repeated on Sunday afternoons at the new Performing Arts Center of the Governor Dummer Academy in Newbury. Pops and school concerts are scheduled individually by special arrangement at various locations.
Contact
- Symphony by the Sea
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- Marblehead Massachusetts
- United States 01945
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- +1.7816398932
