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Sunday Concert: The Cellos of Lumos

Sun, February 8 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm EST

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Six Orchestra Lumos cellists, 24 strings, and one amazing sound! Enjoy the deep, resonant beauty of the cello in this intimate performance in the Library's Trefz Forum — from Baroque elegance to Brazilian rhythms to timeless pop classics.

This concert is generously sponsored by Silver Heights Development. Additional Support has been provided by Cate and Bill Leach.

Why You Should Come

This concert features an exceptional lineup of musicians: Caroline Stinson, Eliot Bailen, Sarah Carter, Peter Sanders, Jacqueline Stern, and Matthew Goeke.

The evening’s program will include:

  • George Frederic Handel – Passacaglia from Harpsichord Suite in G minor
  • Antonio Vivaldi – Concerto Grosso in D minor, RV 565 and L’Estro Armonico
  • Luiz Bonfá – Manhã de Carnaval (A Day in the Life of a Fool)
  • J.S. Bach – Sarabande and Gavotte from Cello Suite No. 6
  • John Lennon & Paul McCartney – Eleanor Rigby and Hey Jude

About Orchestra Lumos

Orchestra Lumos unites the passion and energy of the region’s most talented musicians to create exhilarating experiences for audiences from all walks of life. Formerly known as Stamford Symphony, we’re expanding in multiple dimensions — bringing you more of the music you love throughout Fairfield County. We present and share exceptional musical experiences: awe-inspiring concerts with world-renowned soloists and family-friendly programs that surprise and delight all ages. We are also bringing more intimate performances in smaller spaces, hands-on education programs, and community presentations across the county. Whether you’re a classical aficionado, a first-time concertgoer seeking a fun night out, or a family looking for an entertaining afternoon, you’ll be thrilled, entranced, and recharged!

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