Giving back to the community through beautiful music

THE PROGRAM

Romance in F major for Violin and Orchestra No. 2 Op. 50 - Ludwig van Beethoven 
Steven DeNiro, Violin

Suite Latinoamericana - Vinicio Meza
"Choro" and "Tango"

Symphony No. 5 - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
II. Andante cantabile con alcuna licenza

INTERMISSION

Petite Suite - Claude Debussy, arr. Henri Busser
I. En Bateau
II. Cortège
III. Menuet
IV. Ballet

Fantasia on Greensleeves - Ralph Vaughan Williams

A Christmas Festival - Leroy Anderson
Audience Sing-along

Sleigh Ride - Leroy Anderson
Audience Sing-along

 

THE DETAILS

SPECIAL HOLIDAY CONCERT

Christmas in Golden Valley


The Golden Valley Lutheran Choir
David Carrillo
, Artistic Director and Conductor

Saturday, December 7, 2024 – 3:00 PM
Golden Valley Lutheran Church
5501 Glenwood Avenue - Golden Valley

VIP Tickets $ 35 | General Seating $20 | Children/Students 18 and under Free

(Tickets available online and at the door)

Seniors 65 or older (General Seating) | $15*
*Senior citizen tickets available at the door only.

David Carrillo, GVO Artistic Director and Conductor

David Carrillo, Artistic Director and Conductor

Born and raised in Costa Rica, Jose David Carrillo Silliezar comes from a musical family. Starting on the violin at the age of four under his mother's instruction, he was also shaped early as a conductor by his father, a choral conductor himself. While finishing schooling in Costa Rica and working for the Universidad de Costa Rica, David was also an active performer, giving solo and chamber recitals in Costa Rica, Italy, El Salvador, Peru, Panama, Nicaragua, and across the United States. David holds an undergraduate degree in violin performance from the University of Minnesota and is currently finishing a doctoral degree in orchestral conducting and violin performance at the same institution. David is currently studying with Dr. Mark Russell Smith and Sally O’Reilly. When David is not busy conducting or playing his violin he enjoys cooking, playing chess and hiking around the many lakes in the Twin Cities area.

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