Piedmont Symphony Orchestra in Tinseltown

24 July 2017

We were joined in the studio by members of the Piedmont Symphony Orchestra for a live mini-concert preview of their upcoming show “PSO in Tinseltown” on Saturday, July 29th at 8pm at the Shenandoah Valley Music Festival. Soloists, Annie Gill & Jason Labrador performed with help from conductor Glenn Quader, their keyboardist & several violinists.

For the full schedule of concerts this season and to purchase tickets, visit Shenandoah Valley Music Festival’s website: http://musicfest.org/

For more information about the Piedmont Symphony Orchestra, visit their website: http://www.piedmontsymphony.org/

To see a live Facebook stream of today’s show, visit the PSO’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/piedmontsymphony/

Piedmont Symphony Orchestra in Tinseltown

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