The Phantom of the Opera
October 25 • 7:00 PM • Fargo Theatre
Step into the historic Fargo Theatre and join the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra as we present the 1925 silent film The Phantom of the Opera, brought to life with a powerful live orchestral performance conducted by Jane Linde Capistran.
Experience the thrill of classic cinema paired with all your favorite dramatic and ghostly orchestral themes, performed live in the theatre pit. Concordia College Film Professor, Greg Carlson, will set the stage with a special introduction to the film’s legacy, and an organ soloist will add a layer to the night’s soundscape.
This blend of film, music, and history marks the first of its kind for the FMSO. Come get swept away in the suspense and spectacle of The Phantom of the Opera!
Listen & Move with the Third Ave String Quartet Saturday, November 1 • 10:00 AM
Join the Third Ave String Quartet (Jane Linde Capistran, Jennifer Tackling, Elise Buffat Nelson, & Tim Nelson) for a fun and interactive FREE concert designed just for your little ones!
Perfect for kids in 2nd grade and under (but open to ALL), this playful program introduces children to classical music in an approachable way. From walking in tempo to jumping, clapping, and following directions, kids will be moving and laughing while discovering the joy of music.
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Masterworks 2: Music From Within Saturday, November 8th 7:30pm & Sunday, November 9th 2:00pm
Mozart’s Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major will be brought to life by Deb Harris, FMSO’s principal flutist, whose expressive tone and command of the instrument reveal the concerto’s elegance.
The program also offers a rare treat as Music Director, Christopher Zimmerman, steps away from the conductor’s podium to perform at the piano in Ernest Bloch’s Concerto Grosso for Strings and Piano, a richly textured work blending Baroque tradition with modern harmony.
Also featured are Stravinsky’s Soldier’s Tale, a lively and theatrical piece full of storytelling, and Haydn’s Symphony No. 83, “La Poule”, known for its playful motif.