River Concerts are starting online Friday, June 26, 6:15 pm

Some possible performers in this week's River Concert Series online performance, "Let us break bread together" Also Sherri Fenwick Piano/organ, Alec Manasse clarinet and some Chesapeake Orchestra brass. (Not pictured).  Subject to change!

Watch at https://www.chesapeakeorchestra.org

http://www.smcm.edu/river-concert/

The time varies, so check weekly.

Please share with your music loving friends.  Here's a chance to see some of your favorite musicians and performers.  You may see a few of our photos and videos possibly scattered around, especially on July 3rd.

Good News.  The River Concert Series will NOT get rained out for any performances this year!  

 Giuseppe Nova

 Nathaniel Silberschlag

 Rachael Meador, pre-concert at 6:15 pm

 Zachary Silberschlag

Milad Daniari

Since there isn't an Arts Alliance bucket brigade this year, I'm sure the orchestra would love to receive a donation for this year's online concerts.  (BTW, No one told me to say this.)  https://www.chesapeakeorchestra.org/make-a-donation.html

River Concert Series The Art of Dance June 28, 2019

 Ballet Caliente dancers

 performed "Les Sylphides", music by F. Chopin.

Magical white creatures romantically danced in the moonlight

A young dreamer watched the stage closely

 Horn soloist, Nathaniel Silberschlag prepared for his performance.

 Jeffrey Silberschlag conductor, José Cueto, Nicholas Currie and the Chesapeake Orchestra performed "Tabula rasa" by Arvo Pärt

 Jeffrey Silberschlag

The performance by Ballet Caliente and the Chesapeake Orchestra was shortened due to a sudden thunder storm.

Woodlawn Concert on July 4th

We watched the Woodlawn Farm concert in Ridge last Saturday night, July 4th, featuring the Chesapeake Fellows http://www.chesapeakeorchestra.org/chesapeake-orchestra-fellows.html

(a string sextet) 

Lawrence Feldman, 

Zachary Silberschlag on trumpet 

and Nathaniel Silberschlag on electronic piano 

and horn 

and a young male bass playerfrom the Fellows group.

It was a lovely intimate concert for a smaller crowd, willing to pay $25 per concert to help support the Chesapeake Orchestra.

There will be 3 more consecutive Saturday concerts open to the public at 7 pm.  Wine 

and hors d'oeuvres will be available.  http://www.chesapeakeorchestra.org/waterside-at-woodlawn.html

River Concert Friday June 26th, St. Mary's College of Maryland

Nathaniel Silberschlag was the star performer on horn, a very talented 16 year old.  Actually his whole family is very talented!  He played the solo part in Mozart's Concerto number 4 for Horn and did a superb job for the Chesapeake Orchestra.  I am looking forward to the Friday July 3rd concert, "Superman, Sousa, Saturday Night Live".

       Nathaniel Silberschlag

       Nice tux!

      Maestro Jeffrey Silberschlag cueing 

       Nate

        Good job!

    Zach Silberschlag on trumpet (right)

    Photographed from backstage

      Nice sunset

      Violins

      Jose Cueto, Concertmaster 1st Violin

       The Chesapeake Orchestra