LIVE FROM JERECO STUDIOS
THE FREE LIVESTREAM CONCERT WILL BE AVAILABLE TO VIEW ONLINE UNTIL SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2021
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LIVESTREAM CONCERT
Where: Bozeman Symphony's website, YouTube, and Facebook Emcee: Norman Huynh, Music Director Featuring: Sandy Stimson, oboe; Sue Makeever, flute; Kerri Brown, flute; Megan Makeever Ali, flute; Natalie Padilla, violin; Gregory Young, clarinet; Julia Cory Slovarp, cello; Jeannie Little, trombone; Kristofer Olsen, tenor steelpan; and Michael Videon, guitar To celebrate the New Year, the Bozeman Symphony presents a free livestream concert, “Live from Jereco Studios,” featuring musicians of the orchestra playing a variety of solo and chamber works. Music Director Norman Huynh will emcee the event providing an intimate look at each musician and the music they will perform. |
UPCOMING EVENTS AND CONCERTS
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RACHEL BARTON PINE PLAYS
SAINT-GEORGES 
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021
7:30 PM (MST) LIVESTREAM CONCERT Conductor: Norman Huynh Guest Artist: Rachel Barton Pine, Violin |
MONTGOMERY, MENDELSSOHN
& BACH 
SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021
7:30 PM (MST) LIVESTREAM CONCERT Conductor: Norman Huynh Featuring: Sue Makeever, Principal Flute |
MEET MUSIC DIRECTOR NORMAN HUYNH
Enjoy our premiere video introducing you to our new Music Director, Norman Huynh. In the video, we share a look into Norman's life, his passion for music, and his journey to becoming the Bozeman Symphony Music Director.
This video made possible in part by Sal and Carol Glenn Lalani.
Enjoy our premiere video introducing you to our new Music Director, Norman Huynh. In the video, we share a look into Norman's life, his passion for music, and his journey to becoming the Bozeman Symphony Music Director.
This video made possible in part by Sal and Carol Glenn Lalani.
T E S T I M O N I A L S
"Soon after moving to Bozeman from the Connecticut suburbs of New York, we were fortunate to witness the magnificent performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony by the Bozeman Symphony and Symphonic Choir. As frequent attendees at performances by the New York Philharmonic and other world-renowned orchestras at Avery Fisher and Carnegie Halls, we were unsure of what to expect from our new hometown orchestra. May we say “WOW!” Someone said that the performance was at least the equal of anything to be heard in New York and we couldn’t agree more. We have now joined the community of enthusiastic and loyal subscribers and cannot praise enough the quality of the performers and the programming creativity.
The BSO is indeed a jewel in the mountains!"
Diane and Lee Selby