An Uxbridge Remembrance concert will bring the Orpheus Symphonietta to St. Paul’s Anglican Church on Sunday, November 8, for an evening combining orchestral music and a remembrance presentation.
The event, titled Remembrance Day Memorial Concert: Remember Them, begins at 7:30 p.m. The ticket seller’s current listing confirms the date, programme and venue; DurhamRegion.com highlighted the concert in its November 6 local Remembrance Day coverage.
Haydn and Beethoven on the programme
The Orpheus Symphonietta will perform under the direction of Stu Beaudoin. The programme includes Haydn’s Symphony No. 44, known as the Mourning Symphony, and Beethoven’s Emperor concerto.
A remembrance presentation by Tish MacDonald is also listed. The announced duration is approximately one and a half hours.
Tickets and venue
The listing gives the venue as St. Paul’s Anglican Church, 59 Toronto Street South in Uxbridge. This is not a performance at Uxbridge Music Hall, which appears elsewhere among the ticket seller’s events.
General-admission tickets are $30, including the ticket fee. Children and students do not require a ticket, according to the official event listing. The seller states that tickets are not refundable or exchangeable.
Residents planning to attend the Uxbridge Remembrance concert can review the current event page and use its purchase link for ticket availability.
The November 8 concert is separate from November 11 civic commemorations. This report does not assign the concert’s start time or location to a Remembrance Day parade or cenotaph ceremony.
The featured image is an original conceptual editorial illustration, not a photograph of the orchestra, church or concert.
Sources
Star Ticketing: official concert listing
DurhamRegion.com: November 6 Uxbridge Remembrance events report
