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Oakland Symphony's rePAST continues with Bendix Symphony No. 3 on July 24

July 23, 2020 | By Marshall Lamm
Publicist

Oakland Symphony’s rePAST

A new weekly archival concert series featuring Symphony performances 

Next episode on July 24 at 6:00pm PDT will feature Victor Bendix Symphony No. 3 recorded at the Paramount Theatre on November 13, 2015

The Oakland Symphony's rePAST is a free weekly archival concert series that will present Symphony performances from the past to the present.  rePAST will air every Friday at 6:00pm PDT to coincide with listeners preparing dinner and the community coming together for a meal.  rePAST will air directly from OaklandSymphony.org.  rePAST allows the organization to now present its unique history, brand, and legacy to classical music lovers around the world.

rePAST is free of cost.  Listeners can make financial donations during the performances that will go directly to support the organization.

Upcoming rePAST performances include:

Friday, July 24 - Victor Bendix Symphony No. 3, recorded November 13, 2015

Friday, July 31 - Anton Bruckner’s Te Deum with Oakland Symphony Chorus, recorded March 31, 2017

Friday, August 7 - Florence Price Symphony No. 3, recorded January 25, 2019

Friday, August 14 - Beethoven Symphony No. 2, recorded March 18, 2016

Oakland Symphony Music Director and Conductor Michael Morgan says, ”While we are waiting to see people again in person, we will be presenting recordings of many of our most memorable past performances. I hope this will remind everyone of these musical experiences we have shared and the memorable musical times that will come as soon as possible.” 

For almost 100 years, the Oakland Symphony has presented classical and symphonic music in the Bay Area. Michael Morgan, since 1991, has served as the Symphony’s Music Director and Conductor and has personified the organization’s commitment to serving its diverse population through the unique convergence of artistic excellence, community service, and education programs.  The Symphony’s aim is to make classical music accessible to all members of our community by presenting unique programs and attracting a wide-ranging, culturally diverse audience. 

For more information on the video and how to support Oakland Symphony, please visit OaklandSymphony.org.

 

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