National Arts Centre Orchestra coming to Vanier Hall

The Prince George Symphony is excited to announce the appearance of Canada’s premier orchestra, from Ottawa, The National Arts Centre Orchestra. Featuring world-renowned musicians, and showcasing Canadian composers, the National Arts Centre is committed to staging the absolute best in orchestral music throughout Canada and the world.

As one of Canada’s finest orchestras, the National Arts Centre Orchestra will make their first appearance in Prince George in more than fifteen years. Joining this flagship orchestra will be conductor James Judd and pianist Jon Kimura Parker performing Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major. Also on the programme is one of Canada’s hottest current composers, Alexina Louie’s Infinite Sky With Birds. The Orchestra will also perform Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 in C Major (Jupiter).

Consistent praise has followed this vibrant, classical-sized orchestra throughout its history of touring both nationally and internationally, recording, and commissioning Canadian works.  The National Arts Centre Orchestra continues to draw accolades both abroad and at its home in Canada’s Capital, where it gives over 100 performances a year.

The concert begins at 8pm October 28 at Vanier Hall. Tickets are $49 for adults, $43 for students and seniors and $37 for youths. Folks are encouraged to purchase their tickets online at www.pgso.com as well as by phone at 250-562-0800 or at the PGSO office, 2880 15th Avenue.