The International Symphony Orchestra has announced a full-season concert hall return with “ISO65”. The orchestra, which has musicians from both sides of the border, has expanded its list of venues.
The ISO will perform seven concerts during the 2022-23 season at the Great Lakes High School Auditorium, which is the orchestra’s new Canadian home, and both the McMorran Theatre and the Port Huron Northern High School Performing Arts Center in the U.S.
The first performance is on Friday, September 30th in Sarnia. This will be the first live concert on the Canadian side of the border since February of 2020. The first stateside performance will be on October 1st at Port Huron Northern.
The concert series includes seven different shows starting with Franck’s Symphony in D minor and the premiere of Swiss-Canadian composer Anne Lauber’s Cello Concerto.
Tickets can be purchased for the entire series or for individual shows. https://theiso.ticketspice.com/iso65-usa
Reporting for WGRT – Jennie McClelland
