About the Lexington Symphony Chamber Players
Smaller ensembles from the orchestra perform community outreach performances throughout the year as the Lexington Symphony Chamber Players. Local performances have taken place at the Lexington Historical Society's Munroe and Buckman Taverns, Depot Square Gallery, SAGE at Temple Isaiah, the Arts Walk and Shopper's Night, and Fiske Elementary School. Performance venues outside Lexington include MIT, Tufts and Brandeis. The Chamber Players have collaborated with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in presentation of a lecture on early American instruments by Darcy Kuronen, the MFA's Curator of Musical Instruments, at Lexington's National Heritage Museum.
The Lexington Symphony Chamber Players are available to play at private functions. For further information and a price list, please contact us.
Friday, June 13, 12:00 noon, at First Parish Church
Premier of "Walden", opus 123, by Thomas Oboe Lee
Ray Bauwens, tenor
Richard Given, trumpet
| Hovhaness | Sonata for Trumpet and Organ |
| Torelli | Concerto in D for Trumpet and Strings |
| Thomas Oboe Lee | Walden, opus 123 |
Daneille Boudrot, flute
Bill Kirkley, clarinet
Rebecca Hawkins, violin
Randy Hiller, violin
Elizabeth Whitfield, violin
Lisa Kempskie, viola
Nathaniel Lathrop, cello
Scot Fitzsimmons, bass
Paul Carlson, piano
