Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra reveals plans for 2020/2021 concert season
The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra has announced its 2020/2021 season, as well as unveiled its new logo and website.
The announcement was made in a live video, with a guest performance from principal oboist Alex Klein, a Grammy Award-winning musician and Calgary Philharmonic player.
Calgary Philharmonic logo/Calgary Philharmonic
Music director Rune Bergmann shared a message of hope through a video from his home in Norway.
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“Right now we’re all going through a difficult time and it’s hard to be apart, but today we’re looking ahead in a spirit of optimism and hope,” said Bergmann.
“The upcoming season marks a big milestone for the Calgary Philharmonic as it celebrates 65 years in this great city, and this amazing lineup of concerts is the result of two years of planning.”
Highlights from the upcoming season include two concerts of An Evening with Bernadette Peters, and a one-night only benefit concert with world-renowned violinist Joshua Bell.
The full list of upcoming guests and concerts for 2020 can be found on its website.
The CPO’s response to the coronavirus pandemic can be found here. Concerts up to May 16 have been postponed or cancelled.
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