Grab lunch and take a break from your work day by attending the York Symphony Orchestra's free "Live at Lunch" performance featuring world class cellist Zuill Bailey in the Strand-Capitol lobby on Friday October 14, 2011 from Noon until 1 PM.
Mr. Bailey will offer a sneak peek preview of his concert with the YSO: "Zuill Rules" occurring Saturday evening, October 15th. Culinary Creations will Have Box Lunches (including beverage) available for sale in the lobby-while they last!

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Passion flares in De Falla's "Ritual Fire Dance"...also featuring "Rococo Variations" (Tchaikovsky), "Die Meistersinger" (Wagner) and "William Tell Overture" (Rossini).

"...one of the most gifted, charismatic and handsome musicians in the classical world..."  -The Tribune, San Luis Obispo

Wagner: Prelude to “Die Meistersinger”

Manuel De Falla: Ritual Fire Dance  from “El Amor Brujo”

Tchaikovsky: Rococo Variations -- Zuill Bailey, cello

Jules Massenet: Meditation from “Thais”  -- Zuill Bailey, cello

Brahms: Academic Festival Overture , Op. 80  

Rossini: Semiramide Overture Rossini: William Tell Overture  

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 By arrangement with the Horatio Alger Association, International Greek Tenor and Sony Classical recording Artist,  Mario Frangoulis, brings his sultry voice and melodies of the Mediterranean to York for the first time with Vincero Perdero, Notte di Luce (Nights in White Satin), Music of the Night and brand new songs from his new international album. 

Full of pounding rhythm and intense melody, Carmina Burana (Orff), popularly known from movie soundtracks will provide audiences with an unbelievable sonic experience! Soloists Elizabeth Weigle,soprano; Brian Downen, tenor; Jonathan Hays, Baritone. Also featured: Poeme, for violin and orchestra (Chausson) played by John Eaken.

Program
Chausson: Poeme for Violin and Orchestra
 John Eaken, violin
  --Intermission--
Orff: Carmina Burana
          Elizabeth Weigle, soprano; Brian Downen, tenor; Jonathan Hays, baritone

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Category-shattering trio Time For Three presents a performance that transcends classification with a blend of classical, country-western, gypsy and jazz.

Featuring Orange Blossom Special and Of Time and Three Rivers. You'll also hear Double Concerto (Bach), Royal Fireworks Music (Handel) and Little Russian Symphony (Tchaikovsky).

A self-described jam band which draws heavily on classical and folk influences, Time For Three was formed in 2002 by three students attending
Philadelphia's Curtis Institute of Music. The group is composed of two violinists (Zachary De Pue and Nicolas Kendall) and a double-bassist
(Ranaan Meyer), all of whom have a taste for improvisational jazz. Despite its small size, the band has an uncanny ability to re-create well-known
orchestral standards, with seemingly flawless arrangements. It sports a repertoire that includes a diverse list of classics, a few pop songs
(the most well-known of which is a rendition of imogen heap's "hide and seek"), and original compositions by Meyer. Time For Three has performed
hundreds of shows and traveled to every corner of the U.S. in the eight years since its formation.

Program
American Suite: Gigue, Mohawk, Hymn, Orange Blossom Special
Shenandoah/Foxdown
Anderson: Fiddle Faddle
Bach: Double Concerto
Meyer: Ecuador; Of Time And Three Rivers; Wyoming 307/Forget About It!; Philly Phunk
Time For Three
              --Intermission--
Handel: Suite from “Royal Fireworks Music”
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 2 in C minor “Little Russian”

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