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TOCCATA – Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus returns with ‘Brrroque Masters’

TOCCATA performs Monday, March 21, in South Lake Tahoe.
Joy Strotz Photography / Courtesy |

If you go

What: TOCCATA’s “Brrroque Masters”

When: 33:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 3

Where: St. Theresa Catholic Church, South Lake Tahoe

Tickets: $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $5 for students aged 19 to 23.

Info: http://www.toccatatahoe.com

TOCCATA – Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus kicks off its 11th annual WinterFest with the “Brrroque Masters” concert series this weekend. The first performance takes place this Sunday, Jan. 3, at St. Theresa Catholic Church in South Lake Tahoe.

“The program opens with Mouret’s famous Suite de Sinfonie fanfare, which is better known as the ‘theme from Masterpiece Theater,’ followed by Bach’s famed Cantata # 51, Jauchzet Gott en allen Landen, a masterpiece for soprano Joy Strotz and baroque trumpeter Josh Dunlap,” according to a press release from TOCCATA. “Bach’s Concerto for Oboe D’Amore BWV 1055 will be performed by Nita Tune, and Vivaldi’s Concerto for Flute RV 428 (The Goldfinch) will be performed by Allison Smith. Concertmaster Jeffrey Lindhorst will be the featured soloist in Corelli’s Concerto Grosso Op. 6 #8. The concert finishes with Handel’s tour de force for soprano and trumpet, Let the Bright Seraphim, from the opera Samson.”

TOCCATA will also perform the show in Carson City Wednesday, Jan. 6; in Incline Village Friday, Jan. 8, and in Reno Sunday, Jan. 10.



The concert series is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lord, TOCCATA’s principal trumpet player from 2007-2014.

Tickets are available at the door or online at http://www.toccatatahoe.com. General admission to all concerts is $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $5 students aged 19 to 23. Preferred seating is $35 and $15 for youth/students. Those under 19 years of age are admitted free to most regular season concerts in 2016.



— Lake Tahoe Action


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