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  • Marina Concerts, 2019, Thank you for attending
    • 1. Marina Concerts. July 11, 2019, 7:00PM. Puccini-excerpts from "La Boheme," and the original silent movie "Phantom of the Opera," with a new score by Craig Safan.
    • 2. Marina Concerts. July 25, 2019, 7:00PM. Dance in America. Music of Copland, Gerswin, Safan and Stravinsky.
    • 3. Marina Concerts. August 22 & 24, 2019, 7:00PM. Cole Porter, "Kiss Me Kate."
  • Marina 2019 Best of the Westside
  • Parness Concerto Competition
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Culver City

Symphony Orchestra

​2019-20 Season


​Founded 1963

Frank Fetta

Conductor and Music Director  BIO


Andrew Shulman-

Principal Guest Conductor BIO




CONCERTS:


Presented at the

Robert Frost Auditorium in Culver City

4401 Elenda St | ​Culver City, CA 90230

From Los Angeles Conservancy:

"The Robert Frost Memorial Auditorium at

Culver City High School is one of the most

breathtaking Modern buildings ever designed."


Read the article: LINK



IMPORTANT PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: LINK
Read about the refreshed Robert Frost

Memorial Auditorium in Culver City

by Hodgetts + Fung: LINK
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CONCERT

​Saturday, October 19, 2019,
 7:30PM. 

​
Autumn 20 - 20 Years in Culver City

Frank Fetta - Conductor and Music Director



Program


Karl Maria von Weber: Der Freischütz-
Overture (1822)


Camille Saint-Saëns:
Piano Concerto No. 2, g minor, (1868)

Malvyn Lai, Piano/
Parness Concerto Competition Winner


Johannes Brahms:
Symphony No. 2, D Major (1877)


​This concert is in conjunction with the Los

Angeles Conservancy Walking Tours of

Culver City, and celebrating The Robert Frost

Auditorium in Culver City

​Ticket and parking information: LINK

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CONCERT
​

Sunday, February 16, 2020, 3:00PM


Presented at the

Robert Frost Auditorium 
in Culver City

4401 Elenda St | ​Culver City, CA 90230


A Winter's Concert

Andrew Shulman -

​Principal Guest Conductor
 



Program
​


Sally Beamish: “The Day Dawn” (1999)


Jean Sibelius: Violin Concerto (1904-05)

Audrey Park, Violin/

Parness Concerto Competition Winner 



Pyotr Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5

(1888)



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Concert

Saturday, March 21, 2010, 7:30PM

 
Program
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TBA




PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: LINK

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Summer Concerts, Marina del Rey Symphony
​at Burton Chace Park

​Read the reviews of our July 25, 2019, concert, "Dance in America."  
Broadway World Los Angeles 
Website LINK  or  pdf LINK
L.A. Dance Chronicle
Website LINK or pdf LINK

The orchestra is always in need of financial support, and

support through Membership in the SoCal Symphony Society 

is one of the best ways to make music.


Members of SoCal Symphony Society receive two free tickets

for the first three concerts of the season,

and addition tickets are $10.

Please go to our Membership Page for information.


We thank you for your generosity.

And your additional donations will also help us meet

our goals of keeping in the city

​live concerts of Classical Music. 
​


CCSO is presented by SoCal Symphony Society

P.O. Box 4846,

Culver City, CA 90231  310-645-5961


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Reviews

Marina Concert, "Bernstein at 100,"

",,,,,this marvelous concert,,,,,"

Valerie-Jean Miller

Ballet World, Los Angeles

Read the review: LINK



",,,,,,a Gem of a Concert,,,,,,'''

Read Carole Bell's review posted

in the Culver City Observer: June 10, 2017


“A Superb Concert by the

Culver City Symphony Orchestra,”
​
“This is a young-thinking orchestra with a

musical conscience.”


Here is the full review: LINK

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