Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra - Notable Performances

Notable Performances

In the spring of 2006, the Orchestra performed with the Grammy-award winning band known as "The Chieftains" at Carnegie Hall in New York City for a St. Patrick's Day Spectacular.

In the spring of 2007, the Orchestra went on a Florida tour, visiting countless sights and enlivening audiences with their music. In January 2011, the Orchestra went on a similar tour through the gulf coast, making stops in Florida, Alabama, New Orleans, and Tennessee.

In the fall of 2007, the Symphony performed with the acclaimed jazz master Dave Brubeck and his Quartet. This performance included some of Brubeck's own mass pieces, such as "To Hope!" and "Upon This Rock" with full choral accompaniment.

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