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The first concert in the KOS season celebrating 150 years of music making will feature Bizet, Tchaikowsky with the soloist Katrina Marzella-Wheeler. There will also be a new piece by John Gourlay, A Wee Fife Festival Overture.
The KOS March concert will feature the first performance of John Gourlay’s Old Kirk Concerto no. 4 Pale Blue Dot with soloist Margaret Smith, trumpet, Finlandia, Land of the Mountain and the Flood, Thunder and Lightning Polka, Star Wars and Diversions on a tune by Dr Arne.
KOS along with our regular choir at Christmas, The Langtoun Singers look forward to you joining us at their always popular Christmas concerts. The concerts will include The Snowman with narrator Sandra Taylor, overture to Handsel and Gretel and carols for all.
Naturally Elementally 3, Winter
Sun, 17 Dec 2023
KOS along with our regular choir at Christmas, The Langtoun Singers look forward to you joining us at their always popular Christmas concerts. The concerts will include The Snowman with narrator Sandra Taylor, overture to Handsel and Gretel and carols for all.
The theme for this season of KOS concerts explores elements of nature and music. This first concert will include works by Mendelssohn, Handel and music commissioned by Kirkcaldy Old Kirk Trust and Fife Council to mark the anniversary of the birth of Adam Smith
KOS will premier a new piece by Fife composer John Gourlay, A Big Song and Dance (Old Kirk Concerto No. 3) with Stuart Smith clarinet. We also be visiting the Caribbean, a Hoedown, performing an Abba Symfonica and other pieces with a dancing theme to close our season.
KOS will be joined by the Langtoun Singers at our popular festive concert. We will be presenting a programme of seasonal music for all to enjoy. There will be music from the Nutcracker, a Christmas dance, carols for all and a visit to the caribbean.
Kirkcaldy Orchestral Society hope that you will Dance on........with KOS this season.
Our first concert will include Scottish and Slavonic dances along with variations on a Ukrainian theme for accordian and orchestra.
Recovering Connections 3 - Spring
Kirkcaldy Orchestral Society will present a programme of music originally planned for our spring concert, March 2020.
This includes Danzon No. 2 by Arturo Marquez, Concerto for Orchestra (Old Kirk Concerto No. 2) by John Gourlay, Benjamin Britten's Five Courtly Dances from Gloriana and a wind band presentation of the march HRH Duke of Cambridge by Malcolm Arnold.
KOS is back with our popular festive concert. We will be presenting a programme of seasonal music and look forward you joining us. There will only be one concert this year and numbers will be limited. We are taking reservations for tickets and if you would like to attend please email our treasurer, details on the contact page.