Sat 5/11-Fri 5/17
We told you several weeks ago about the Cleveland Orchestra’s residency in the Gordon Square neighborhood.
That original schedule has expanded to include 16 free events in 14 different venues by various combinations of musicians, including the full orchestra. The only event that requires a ticket is the May 16 orchestra concert at St. Colman Catholic Church. All the other are open to whoever feels like stopping by.
Here’s the full schedule:
Sat 5/11 @ 10:30AM
Gypsy Beans & Baking Co.
Duo oboe performances by Cleveland Orchestra musicians Frank Rosenwein and Jeffrey Rathbun
Sat 5/11 @ 11 AM
La Sagrada Familia
Cleveland Orchestra PNC Musical Rainbow on the Road: “Spectacular Strings”
A 30-minute narrated and interactive musical performance by Cleveland Orchestra musicians Alexandra Preucil, violin, and Alan Harrell, cello, and guest Maryann Nagel, host
Sat 5/11 @ 12PM
Stockyard Meats
Solo performance by Cleveland Orchestra musician Paul Kushious, cello
Sat 5/11 @ 6PM
Cleveland Public Theatre
Cleveland Public Theatre actors and Cleveland Orchestra musicians Sonja Braaten Molloy, violinist, Lembi Veskimets, violist, and Martha Baldwin, cellist, collaborate in performance
Sun 5/12 @ 6PM
Battery Park Wine Bar
Cleveland Orchestra chamber ensemble performance – Chul-In Park, violin, Richard Weiss, cello, Kevin Switalski, bass, and Joela Jones, accordion perform tango music by Astor Piazzolla.
Mon 5/13 @ 9AM
Capitol Theatre
The Cleveland Orchestra “On-screen” followed by question-and-answer session with Cleveland Orchestra musicians Sonja Braaten Molloy, violin, and Charles Bernard, cello
Mon 5/13 @ 5PM
Michael J. Zone Recreation Center
Soccer Game with neighborhood kids and 17 Cleveland Orchestra musicians and staff
Tue 5/14 @ 12PM
Reinberger Auditorium
Around Noon with The Cleveland Orchestra at home in Gordon Square in partnership with the City Club of Cleveland
Broadcast live on 90.3 WCPN ideastream®
Tue 5/14 @ 6:30 PM
Sweet Moses
Cleveland Orchestra Youth Chorus Chamber Ensemble performs under the direction of Daniel Singer
Tue 5/14 @ 7PM
Happy Dog
Concert Preview for May 16 Cleveland Orchestra concert at St. Colman Catholic Church with Assistant Conductor James Feddeck and Joshua Smith, flute
Wed 5/15 @ 6:30PM
St. Augustine Health Campus
Solo & duo performances by members of the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra – Karissa Huang, piano and flute, Michael Bednarsky, saxophone, Sameer Apte, cello, Alexandria Ballinger, clarinet, Laura Hundert, clarinet, Sarah Zydiak, horn, Michael Bertram, piano, Stuart Englehart, bassoon, and Helen Peyrebrune, cello
Wed 5/15 @ 7PM
Spice Kitchen + Bar
A performance by a Cleveland Orchestra bass quartet – Mark Atherton, Charles Carleton, Henry Peyrebrune, and Derek Zadinsky
Wed 5/15 @ 8PM
Happy Dog
Classical Revolution/Ensemble HD Record Release Party
Thu 5/16 @7:30 PM
St. Colman Catholic Church
Cleveland Orchestra Concert
James Feddeck, conductor
Joshua Smith, flute
MENDELSSOHN Overture: The Hebrides
PROKOFIEV Classical Symphony
CHAMINADE Concertino in D major for Flute and Orchestra
RAVEL Pavane pour une infante défunte
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Capriccio espagnol
Fri 5/17 @ 6PM
78th Street Studios
Cleveland Orchestra chamber ensembles perform: Daniel McKelway, clarinet, Barrick Stees, bassoon, and Jeffrey Rathbun, oboe; Carolyn Gadiel Warner, piano, Tanya Ell, cello, and Robert Woolfrey, clarinet; Brian Thornton, cello, and Marisela Sager, flute
Fri 5/17 @ 9PM
Survival Kit at 78th Street Studios
Cleveland Orchestra musicians Scott Dixon, bass, and Jack Sutte, trumpet will perform solo repertoire and Joshua Smith, flute, and Jacob Nissly, percussion will perform duets.
Photo: From left: Cleveland Orchestra musicians Derek Zadinsky, Shachar Israel, Miho Hashizume, Marisela Sager at Gypsy Beans & Baking Co. in Gordon Square