Buffalo Community Orchestra opens its 29th season with some of the most well known and loved overtures. An overture, by definition, means an introduction to something more substantial. In music, an overture is an orchestral piece at the beginning of an opera, suite, play, oratorio, or other extended composition. Immerse yourself in many famous and well recognized overtures, there will be something for everyone. Come and enjoy this free concert and see how many of the overtures you recognize!
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Buffalo Community Orchestra’s purpose is to make music, educate instrumentalists, connect with our community, and provide recreational and performance opportunities to area residents.
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JOB DESCRIPTION – Concertmaster and Principal Second Violin The Buffalo Community Orchestra (BCO) is conducting a search for a Concertmaster and Principal Second Violin to begin in the 2023-2024 Season. OVERVIEW: The Buffalo Community Orchestra maintains an orchestra comprised of talented local amateur and professional musicians organized to serve the community by giving musical performances of high quality. QUALIFICATIONS: •…
Read More About It >Emily is a violinist from Syracuse, New York and began studying violin at age 8 in her elementary school orchestra. She studied privately from middle school through high school with Shelby Dems and Edgar Tumajyan, a violinist of Symphoria. Following high school, she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Violin Performance from Ithaca College under the mentorship of Calvin Wiersma. Emily…
Read More About It >We hope this holiday season finds you safe and well. We have missed performing live for you this year and we cannot wait until we are able to do so again. We especially missed our annual holiday concert withe the wRight Ringers, Wright County Chamber Chorus and the Buffalo High School Concert Choir. Please enjoy this compilation of past holiday…
Read More About It >The Buffalo Community Orchestra is (kind of) back! We began rehearsals a week ago Sunday with just strings, and continued with winds and brass meeting this last Sunday. All wearing masks (yes, even the brass & woodwinds!) and with 6+ feet physical distance! We were lucky the weather was nice enough for the brass and woodwinds to rehearse outside today!…
Read More About It >Buffalo Community Orchestra supports cultural equity through its policies and practices including encouraging participation by all cultures in our community, selection of music representative of diverse cultures, and the inclusion of all people regardless of race/ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, socioeconomic status, geography, citizenship status, or religion.
Read More About It >Buffalo Community Orchestra is proud to be a member of the following organizations:
