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Outfit of the day 👗 California Symphony edition 💫
There`s no dress code here, but if you want to make a night of it in Walnut Creek, these audience members said why not?
Dress up, dress down, just show up.
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Four composers. One unforgettable weekend. 🎶
From the unmistakable Americana of Copland’s Clarinet Concerto to the emotional intensity of Barber’s Adagio for Strings, our next concert brings together music that moves, surprises, and stays with you.
Featuring California Symphony Principal Clarinet Cory Tiffin, @teniralcist , alongside works by Arensky and Tchaikovsky.
Join us November 7-8 at the Lesher Center for the Arts for another exciting weekend of live music!
🎟️ Tickets at the link in bio.
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🎺 Ever wondered why orchestral trumpets look different from each other?
California Symphony trumpet player @scottmacomber breaks it down — piston valves vs. rotary valves, and why the darker, more diffused sound of a rotary trumpet is just right for German repertoire like Schubert or Schumann.
The more you know 💫
A little Walnut Creek history from the California Symphony archives! 📸
Throwing it back to 1988, when plans for what would become the Lesher Center for the Arts were taking shape in downtown Walnut Creek.
Pictured from left to right: California Symphony Board Member Bill Armstrong, Walnut Creek Director of Civic Arts Gary Schaub, Mayor Evelyn Munn, and California Symphony Music Director Barry Jekowsky at the groundbreaking for the Regional Center for the Arts.
Nearly four decades later, the Lesher Center remains our home for unforgettable live music.