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More ‘ӽ紫ý Nights’ ahead for VSO with 5-concert series coming to Bell theatre

‘Our world needs music now more than ever,’ orchestra’s music director says
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Italian pianist/conductor Vanessa Benelli Mosell will be with the VSO in ӽ紫ý on Jan. 19, 2025, at Bell Performing Arts Centre. (Photo: vanessabenellimosell.com)

The VSO’s 106th season of classical music will include five concerts at ӽ紫ý’s Bell Performing Arts Centre as part of the orchestra’s annual , plus a pair of Traditional Christmas concerts this December.

Last week’s 2024-25 season-launch announcement coincides with subscription ticket sales for diverse series packages found on , promising “Classic Vibes, Endless Possibilities” from Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

“Our world needs music now more than ever, and we invite you to experience the monumental beauty and emotional power of the orchestra,” VSO Music Director Otto Tausk says in a webpost.

The ӽ紫ý Nights concerts at the Bell are Sundays at 7 p.m., with five-concert ticket packages starting at $166.65 on .

This fall, the series at the Sullivan-area theatre starts Oct. 20 with the Andrew Litton-conducted night of music featuring the San Diego-born , considered “one of the world’s most esteemed violinists” and “a trailblazer in her field” whose first national television appearances were on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson at age 11.

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Musicians with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra stand at the end of a concert at ӽ紫ý’s Bell Performing Arts Centre in January 2024. (Photo: Tom Zillich)

The four other ӽ紫ý Nights concerts in 2024-25 are (Dec. 1, featuring violinist Leila Josefowicz), (Jan. 19, 2025, with Italian pianist/conductor Vanessa Benelli Mosell), (March 2, conducted by Christian Kluxen with Santiago Cañón-Valencia, cello) and (March 30, 2025, with pianist Ingrid Filter and conductor Alpesh Chauhan).

Later this spring, the VSO’s current ӽ紫ý Nights series concludes with . “Maestro Tausk is joined by British composer and musicologist Paul Rissmann, as they discover and uncover the secrets to Hector Berlioz’s incomparable Symphonie fantastique,” explains a post on the theatre’s website. “Completely revolutionary at its premiere in 1830, the piece is the product of an opium induced dreamscape. Dive deep into this great musical drama and discover its lasting power to surprise and astonish.”

In Vancouver starting July 3, the VSO’s will feature screenings of “Shrek 2,” “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” “Star Trek” and “Field of Dreams.”



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