The GCO is
always on
the look-out
for new
players. We
currently
have
vacancies for all strings and for
trumpets. Details on vacancies and
how to join the orchestra can be
found by clicking the link below.
Did you know that you could become a
Sponsor of the GCO ? Both Individual
and Business sponsorship opportunities
exist to support your orchestra. Click
on the button below to learn all about
our new Sponsorship Schemes!
Join the GCO !
Sponsor the GCO !
Follow the GCO !
Follow us on Facebook
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GCO Merchandise
As a fundraising
exercise, the GCO
has recently
launched its own
range of
merchandise,
which includes
tote bags,
reusable cups and
pencils!
If you would like to purchase any of these
items, please contact any member of the
orchestra.
The Glasgow Chamber Orchestra is
an amateur orchestra based in
Glasgow, and has been making
music here for over 50 years. We
give 3 main concerts each year,
usually in March, June and
November.
You can find out lots more about
the orchestra and its music in the
pages of this web-site. Hopefully,
you will be encouraged to come
along to a concert, or if you are a
musician, you may be interested in
joining us.
We invite you to browse through
the site, and if you need more
information, there is a Contacts
Page so that you can get in touch.
Glasgow Chamber Orchestra
GCO Summer Concert
Another great concert that was warmly
received and appreciated by the audience
at Sherbrooke Mosspark Church!
Well done to everyone, and especially to
our strings who tackled the fiendishly
difficult scherzo movement of the
Schumann with relish and great skill.
Thanks, too, to our soloist Euan Scott
whose performance of the Haydn trumpet
concerto demonstrated why he is heading
for London to study for a MMus in
Performance at the Royal College of
Music. We wish him every success in his
blossoming career.
Finally, a big thank-you must go to our conductor Robert Baxter, who battled on
through a heavy cold to bring out a great performance from the orchestra.
Thanks Robert!
Future Concerts
Th
Concert programmes are now being firmed up for next
season 2022-23. Our winter concert will be held on Sunday
27 November, and will feature Beethoven’s fabulous
Seventh symphony. We are also delighted to be back in the
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall with Young Lives vs Cancer
(formerly CLIC-Sargent) and their popular Carol Concert.
That takes place on Friday 9 December.
Details of our next season of concerts can be found by
clicking the button below.
Welcome !
With our final concert behind us, rehearsals are now over for
the 2021-22 session. But don’t despair! We will be sending
out our usual restart letter to everyone during August,
detailing the date of the first rehearsal and also information
on concert programmes, dates and subscription rates etc.
Meanwhile, we wish all our members and friends a happy
and healthy summer and look forward to some more great
music-making in the autumn.
Rehearsal Update
The Glasgow Chamber Orchestra is an
amateur orchestra based in Glasgow, and
has been making music here for over 50
years. We give 3 main concerts each year,
usually in March, June and November.
You can find out lots more about the
orchestra and its music in the pages of this
web-site. Hopefully, you will be encouraged
to come along to a concert, or if you are a
musician, you may be interested in joining
us.
We invite you to browse through the site,
and if you need more information, there is a
Contacts Page so that you can get in touch.
Glasgow Chamber Orchestra
Welcome
Future Concerts
The GCO is always on the look-out for new
players. We currently have vacancies for
all strings and for trumpets. Details on
vacancies and how to join the orchestra
can be found by clicking the link below.
Join the GCO !
Did you know that you could become a
Sponsor of the GCO ? Both Individual and
Business sponsorship opportunities exist to
support your orchestra. Click on the
button below to learn all about our new
Sponsorship Schemes!
Sponsor the GCO !
Follow the GCO
on Facebook
Find us on Twitter
Rehearsal Update
GCO Summer Concert
Another great
concert that
was warmly
received and
appreciated by
the audience
at Sherbrooke
Mosspark
Church!
Well done to
everyone, and
especially to
our strings who
tackled the fiendishly difficult scherzo
movement of the Schumann with relish and
great skill.
Thanks, too, to our soloist Euan Scott whose
performance of the Haydn trumpet
concerto demonstrated why he is heading
for London to study for a MMus in
Performance at the Royal College of Music.
We wish him every success in his blossoming
career.
Finally, a big thank-you must go to our
conductor Robert Baxter, who battled on
through a heavy cold to bring out a great
performance from the orchestra. Thanks
Robert!
With our final concert behind us, rehearsals
are now over for the 2021-22 session. But
don’t despair! We will be sending out our
usual restart letter to everyone during
August, detailing the date of the first
rehearsal and also information on concert
programmes, dates and subscription rates
etc.
Meanwhile, we wish all our members and
friends a happy and healthy summer and look
forward to some more great music-making in
the autumn.
Concert programmes are now being firmed up
for next season 2022-23. Our winter concert
will be held on Sunday 27 November, and will
feature Beethoven’s fabulous Seventh
symphony. We are also delighted to be back
in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall with Young
Lives vs Cancer (formerly CLIC-Sargent) and
their popular Carol Concert. That takes place
on Friday 9 December.
Details of our next season of concerts can be
found by clicking the button below.
