COVID Update
Euclid Symphony Orchestra postpones performances until January 2021
Dear friends,
These are certainly unprecedented times. To say the last few months have been strange and difficult for all of us would be an enormous understatement. The Euclid Symphony Orchestra exists to cultivate community through our music, and not being able to perform for you during this time is challenging for us.
In the interest of everyone’s safety — you, our musicians and our volunteers — we have decided to cancel our fall and holiday concerts and will begin our 2020/21 season in early January. While we had hoped to expand our season to celebrate the ESO’s 60th season, our season will instead be condensed and rearranged, with some programming changes made to our core Classical and Pops concerts. We are optimistic that things will be looking up six months from now and we are developing plans to safely present our performances at Shore Cultural Centre.
In the coming months, ESO musicians will be getting together in small, socially-distanced groups outside to record some new content to help us all get through these difficult times in the hopes that we will be able to gather together again as a full orchestra in January. Until then, please follow the Symphony on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and our website for the latest announcements and online performances.
Our commitment to providing our community with the finest live performances possible is unwavering, even during this difficult time. We deeply appreciate your continued support and hope that we get to see you all again at Shore Cultural Centre very soon. From all of us at the Euclid Symphony Orchestra, thank you.
With very best wishes for health and hope,
Matthew Salvaggio
Music Director, Euclid Symphony Orchestra
These are certainly unprecedented times. To say the last few months have been strange and difficult for all of us would be an enormous understatement. The Euclid Symphony Orchestra exists to cultivate community through our music, and not being able to perform for you during this time is challenging for us.
In the interest of everyone’s safety — you, our musicians and our volunteers — we have decided to cancel our fall and holiday concerts and will begin our 2020/21 season in early January. While we had hoped to expand our season to celebrate the ESO’s 60th season, our season will instead be condensed and rearranged, with some programming changes made to our core Classical and Pops concerts. We are optimistic that things will be looking up six months from now and we are developing plans to safely present our performances at Shore Cultural Centre.
In the coming months, ESO musicians will be getting together in small, socially-distanced groups outside to record some new content to help us all get through these difficult times in the hopes that we will be able to gather together again as a full orchestra in January. Until then, please follow the Symphony on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and our website for the latest announcements and online performances.
Our commitment to providing our community with the finest live performances possible is unwavering, even during this difficult time. We deeply appreciate your continued support and hope that we get to see you all again at Shore Cultural Centre very soon. From all of us at the Euclid Symphony Orchestra, thank you.
With very best wishes for health and hope,
Matthew Salvaggio
Music Director, Euclid Symphony Orchestra
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