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The Bach Society Welcomes Spring Semester with March Concert

By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - The Bach Society Orchestra presented "A-Bach-alypse Now!" on Saturday night at Paine Hall. The orchestra's third concert for the year, it featured guest solos from Max Tan '15 and pianist Max Levinson and classic works by Mozart, Beethoven, Grieg, and Tchaikovsky. By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - Concertmistress Theresa C. Rizk '17 (left) and the violin section performs with the rest of the Bach Society Orchestra on a Saturday night. By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - Sasha G. Scolnik-Brower '17 (far right) conducts the Bach Society Orchestra. By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - The Bach Society Orchestra begins the spring semester with its third concert of the year. By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - The Bach Society Orchestra performed classical works by the likes of Beethoven and Grieg on Saturday, Mar. 7. By Mac G Schumer

bach soch - Renowned pianist Max Levinson performs a piano solo with the Bach Society Orchestra on Saturday. By Mac G Schumer

The Bach Society Orchestra presented "A-Bach-alypse Now!" on Saturday Night in Paine Hall. The third concert of the orchestra's 2014-2015 season and their first performance for the spring semester, the show featured solos from acclaimed pianist Max Levinson and violinist Max Tan '15. Conducted by Sasha G. Scolnik-Brower '17, the student-run chamber orchestra played pieces composed by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and Grieg.

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