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Hear “Ionisation” by Edgard Varèse …

Hear Spindler’s “Animated Watercolor” performed by the Fauxharmonic Orchestra …

Hear the second movement of Ricci’s “Chamber Symphony”

Hear the third movement, Scherzo, from Beethoven’s 2nd Symphony.

Beethoven – Symphony No. 2, in D, III – Scherzo

Symphony, by Anton Webern

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We’re looking for new orchestral music of all kinds. Send us your score and we will consider programming it on an upcoming concert. (Please note that we will not perform, record or share your score with anyone without your permission.)

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Send us your score (small or large ensemble) for us to consider performing on upcoming concerts. We prefer short works (not longer than about 10 minutes), but will consider any good, compelling pieces in any style.

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NOTE: Only PDF, Sibelius and Finale files are accepted.

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