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Concerts
The 25-member Seattle Mandolin Orchestra performs from Labor Day to Memorial Day.
to
book a concert or special event.
It's also possible to book a smaller ensemble, such as a mandolin quartet or guitar/mandolin duo, at any time of year. for more information.
Next concerts:
Present Tense celebrates the mandolin orchestra as a vibrant, living tradition.
Featuring music written specifically for the ensemble by today’s composers — including
several premieres — this international program highlights the creativity shaping the
instrument’s voice in our time. Rooted in a rich history yet unmistakably contemporary,
Present Tense invites audiences to experience the evolving sound of this uniquely expressive ensemble.
Bethany Presbyterian Church 1818 Queen Anne Ave. N. Seattle, WA Donations accepted at the door. Street parking on Queen Anne Hill near the church is free, with a two-hour limit on some spaces. Sunday, May 17, 2 p.m. ArtLove Salon 110 Union St., 5th floor Seattle, WA Buy Tickets Street parking in downtown Seattle is free on Sundays. Attendees can receive a $2 discount for parking in the Target garage at 174 Union. The nearest light rail station is Symphony, and numerous bus lines serve the area. ArtLove Salon is an art gallery and museum as well as a concert space. Feel free to view the collections before and after the concert. It’ll Be Italy
We'll play on the Festa mainstage at Fisher Pavilion.
The Seattle Mandolin Orchestra is sponsored by Festa Italiana. The concert is
free to the public. Stop by and enjoy a program of Italian favorites,
featuring coloratura soprano
Julie Finch—and including selections from our CD,
Coloratura. You can also take in more great music, cooking demonstrations, a grape-stomping competition,
and a cappuccino made the right way.
Wednesday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m.
Casa Italiana, 13028 First Ave. S., Burien $10
If you like what you heard at Festa Italiana—come hear more of it! In addition to our Festa set, we'll
offer more Italian tunes from our extensive repertoire for a full-length concert in a more intimate setting.
Happy Holidays
Wednesday, Dec. 9, 7 p.m.
OneLife Community Church 3524 NE 95th St. Seattle Saturday, Dec. 12, 2 p.m. Bellevue Library 1111 110th Ave. NE Bellevue Sunday, Dec. 13, 2 p.m. Phinney Community Center (blue building) 459 N. 67th St. Seattle 
Want to hear the Seattle Mandolin Orchestra performing your
favorite seasonal tunes—live? Of course you do! You have three
opportunities to let us bring you some holiday cheer.
We'll play a number of Christmas and Hanukkah tunes we've arranged
in recent years, plus a few older favorites.
You can buy one or both of our recordings at the concert—maybe even a T-shirt! See you there!
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