Divertimentos & Dressage


Oct. 19-20, 2022

@ Tryon International Equestrian Center
25 International Blvd, Mill Spring, NC
(map below)

 
 

Concert Info:

Please note: much like the Nutcracker later this season, we are performing along with professionals who have been practicing/training with pre-recorded music. Accordingly, we will attempt to adhere to those renditions so that we may synchronize better and use our rehearsal time more effectively. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the tempos in the recordings (below) prior to the first rehearsal.

Program

 

Please note: Program order has been updated since the music was posted. [10/5/2022]

Concert Order:

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Petite Suite de Concert, mvts I & IV (7 min)

Antonín Dvořák
Carnival Overture
(~6 min)

Johannes Brahms, arr. Parlow
Hungarian Dances #6 and #5
(6 min)

George Frederic Handel
Entrance of the Queen of Sheba — Hornpipe from Water Music (6 min)

W.A. Mozart
Marriage of Figaro, Overture (4 min)

Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, arr. Golan
Nutcracker: Pas de duex (4 min)

Johann Strauss II
The Blue Danube Waltz (6 min)

Leonard Bernstein, arr. Peress
West Side Story, Overture (7 min)

Gioachino Rossini
Barber of Seville, Overture (6 min)

ENCORE: Bruno Mars, arr. Lopez
Uptown Funk (6 min - played twice)

*programs subject to change

Schedule

 

Wednesday

Oct. 19

  • Rehearsal from 6:00-8:30pm

Thursday

Oct. 20

PERFORMANCE @ 7:00 PM

 

Roster

PLEASE NOTE: The following roster lists only those musicians who have confirmed and/or signed contracts for this concert. Vacancies and empty chairs are not included here.

 
 

Stage Plot

The stage plot will be posted as soon as possible.

 
 
 
 

Instrumentation

 

Please note: Program order has been updated since the music was posted. Visit the "Program" tab for the new order.

2 2 2 2 4 2 3 1 tmp+2 hp str
 

Dvorak, Carnival Overture:

  • Flutes: 1,2/picc

  • Oboes: 1,2/EH

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2,3,4

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,bass

  • Tuba: 1

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): tamb, tri, crash cym

  • Harp

  • Strings

Handel, Queen of Sheba:

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Strings

Handel, Hornpipe:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: none

  • Bassoons: 1

  • Horns: 1,2

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: none

  • Tuba: none

  • Timpani/Perc: none

  • Strings

Mozart, Marriage of Figaro:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: none

  • Tuba: none

  • Timpani

  • Perc: none

  • Strings

Tchaikovsky, Pas de deux:

  • Flutes: 1,2/picc

  • Oboes: 1,2/EH

  • Clarinets: 1,2/bass

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns (3): 1,2,3

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,bass

  • Tuba: 1

  • Timpani

  • Harp

  • Strings

Rossini, Barber of Seville:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: none

  • Tuba: none

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): bd, cym

  • Strings

Brahms, Hungarian Dances:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,3

  • Tuba: none

  • Timpani

  • Percussion: none

  • Strings

Strauss, Blue Danube:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2,3,4

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1

  • Tuba: 1

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): bd, sd, tri

  • Harp

  • Strings

Coleridge-Taylor, Petite Suite:

  • Flutes: 1,2/picc

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns (3): 1,2,3

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,bass

  • Tuba: none

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): bd, cym, sd, tri, glock

  • Strings

Bernstein, West Side Story:

  • Flutes: 1,2/picc

  • Oboes: 1,2/EH

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2,3,4

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,bass

  • Tuba: 1

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): TBD

  • Harp

  • Strings

Encore

Mars, Uptown Funk:

  • Flutes: 1,2

  • Oboes: 1,2

  • Clarinets: 1,2

  • Bassoons: 1,2

  • Horns: 1,2,3,4

  • Trumpets: 1,2

  • Trombones: 1,2,bass

  • Tuba: 1

  • Timpani

  • Percussion (2): TBD

  • Harp (from piano part)

  • Strings

 

Sheet Music

For the 2022-2023 season, the Spartanburg Philharmonic will be posting the music folders as PDF downloads rather than mailing folders of printed sheet music. We will then provide high-quality, large printouts or originals at the first rehearsal. Please select your part below to open and download your music.

Note: Program order has been updated since the music was posted. Visit the "Program" tab for the new order.

 

Individual Parts:

Cuts & Attacca

The following cuts should already appear in your parts and can be heard in the recordings. This list is for confirmation and reference.


  1. Dvorak:

    1. Cut from m.102 (Reh E) to m.158 (five measures after Reh. G)

    2. Cut from m.218 (26 after Reh I) to Reh O

  2. Handel: attacca from the Entrance of the Queen of Sheba into Hornpipe from Water Music

  3. Mozart: N/A

  4. Tchaikovsky: N/A

  5. Rossini: start at m. 25, Allegro vivace

  6. Brahms: in reverse order (no. 6 first) and attacca from no. 6 to no. 5

  7. Strauss II:

    1. no intro; start at Nr. 1, Walzer

    2. repeat in Nr. 1 is good

    3. after Nr. 1 repeat, skip 2nd ending and go straight to the Fine ending; then go on to Nr. 2

    4. repeat in Nr. 2 is good

    5. after Nr. 2 repeat, skip 2nd ending and go straight to Fine ending; then CUT to Nr. 5, Walzer

    6. the first repeat in Nr. 5 is good

    7. skip second 1st ending and go straight to the Fine ending

    8. from Fine ending, go to Coda II

  8. Coleridge-Taylor:

    1. all repeats and D.C. al Coda are good

    2. attacca from No. 1 to No. 4

  9. Bernstein: N/A

  10. Mars:

    1. start at m. 49, Moderate Funk (“Uptown Funk”)

    2. repeat everything (from end, return to m. 49)

Listening

 

We are performing along with professionals who have been practicing/training with pre-recorded music. Accordingly, we will attempt to adhere to those renditions so that we may synchronize better and use our rehearsal time more effectively. Please click the link below and take a moment to familiarize yourself with the tempos in the recordings prior to the first rehearsal.


 

General Info:

Concert Attire

 

Options:

  • Dark suits (preferably black), white button-down collared shirts, dark/black straight tie; dark/black socks and dress shoes

  • Solid black skirt/dress/dress pants (ankle-length to floor-length when seated), solid, black dressy blouse/top with full or 3/4 sleeve, black dress shoes.

All Restrictions (all concerts):

  • No colors, or decorative adornments on any clothing; only solid is acceptable.

  • No substitutions of navy for black or beige for white and no black denim.

  • No sandals, sneakers, or other informal footwear; no open-toe shoes or sandals.

  • No flashy jewelry (metal jewelry is particularly distracting due to stage lighting).

  • No alarm/beeper watches, cell phones, or pagers; all cell phone ringers and alarms on watches and will be turned off during rehearsals and concerts.

  • PLEASE refrain from the use of perfumes, colognes, aftershaves, hairsprays, or other heavily scented products in order that neighboring Musicians may play in comfort, and without allergic reactions.

Parking & Directions

Click here for a direct link to Google Maps

 

Step-by-Step Directions (please see the images below as well)

  • From Highway 74, take exit 170 onto Pea Ridge Road.

  • Right Turn onto Pea Ridge; if eastbound, you will turn right again immediately; if westbound, you will turn right at the end of the ramp and proceed to the roundabout on Pea Ridge

  • Right Turn onto John Shehan Rd

  • Left Turn into the Tryon International Equestrian Center

  • Proceed straight until the Stop Sign; you will see the indoor arena on the right

  • At the Stop Sign, take a slight right and then a slight left to proceed to the Parking Lot at the back of the building; the building will be on your right

  • Right Turn to enter the Parking Lot behind the Arena; the entire lot will be for Musician Parking

  • Enter the Arena through the large rolling, garage door

  • Proceed straight, past the stalls, to an area with tables for unpacking, etc.


 
 
 
 

Paychecks


The Spartanburg Philharmonic will issue compensation to each Musician WITHIN TEN BUSINESS DAYS after the final service of a sequence of rehearsals and performances. Please note: checks will not be issued until updated W-4 and I-9 tax forms are received by the Personnel Manager.

Comp Tickets


This is a special, fundraising event, and Complimentary Tickets are not available. To purchase a ticket, please Click Here.

 
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