If you missed tonight’s performance, don’t worry. There are three more coming up on Saturday and Sunday at Niwot High School. Head this way for tickets and times.
News
The FCO summer concert is coming up!
Join the FCO on March 11th and 12th for Brahms’ German Requiem
Next month, the Flatirons Community Orchestra, Arvada Chorale, Jubilate Sacred Singers, and the Longmont United Church of Christ choirs will be performing the famous German Requiem by Johannes Brahms. You have two opportunities to hear this performance at the Longmont United Church of Christ at 7:30 on March 11th and at the Arvada United Methodist Church at at 4:00 on March 12th. Buy your tickets today at the Arvada Chorale’s website.
Coming Soon: Movie Music from the FCO
Mark you calendar! We’re kicking off the 2016-2017 season on October 29th and 30th. Details below.
Up Next: the FCO 2016 Spring Concert
We are pleased to announce our spring concert featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade. We are also excited to have Roger Clapp soloing on tuba in Richard Strauss’ French Horn Concerto No. 1. You have two chances to hear some great music on April 30th and May 1st. See the flyer below for more details and invite your friends!
Watch the FCO this weekend!
Mark you calendar: Nutcracker is this weekend
Come join Flatirons Community Orchestra and the Longmont Dance Theatre as they perform a holiday favorite, The Nutcracker. Performances start Friday, December 18th at Niwot High School. Buy your tickets today!
Another t-shirt fundraiser
We’re doing another fundraiser!
If you missed purchasing one of our shirts with the FCO logo last time (or wish you had bought another), here’s your chance. This time, you can get a polo shirt with a small version of the logo on it.
This fundraiser only goes for about two and a half weeks, so act fast and buy your shirt(s) today!
FCO Promo Video
Have you wanted to know more about our orchestra? Here’s a short interview with our conductor, Dr. J. Arturo Gonzalez.
Musicians Wanted
The FCO performs both full orchestral repertoire and symphonic wind repertoire. A core group of wind players comprise the wind section of the orchestra. If a particular wind section is complete for the core orchestral group, other players of that instrument are encouraged to join the symphonic wind group, which uses more instruments per section than the orchestra. Subs and replacements for the orchestra will be chosen preferentially from the symphonic wind group.
Generally, most rehearsals consist of half full orchestra, and half sectionals (one of which is the symphonic winds).
Please read the “Mission and Principles” section for membership policies.
Strings
We are accepting all string players
Winds
Symphonic winds – all are welcome
Orchestra – we are currently looking for oboes
