Seventh Season
The Sierra College Foundation is proud to present the seventh season of Chamber Music Alive! This dazzling season has been expanded to include 4 concerts and begins in October. Subscribe for the season now!
Concert One
October 3 & 4, 2009
Café Music
Come to the Cabaret and enjoy the lighter side of chamber music with works by Piazzola, Fritz Kreisler, and Dvorak
Concert Two
November 21 & 21, 2009
All Baroque Chamber Orchestra
Bring in the holiday season with Bach, Pachelbel’s “Canon,” and Vivaldi
Concert Three
January 30 & 31, 2910
Mozart
All Mozart . . . . need we say more?
Concert Four
April 17 & 18, 2010
Beethoven
The return of the Virtuosi Orchestra with the famous “Eroica” Symphony and more

Ben Dominitz
Violinist and Music Director
Tickets
- Price for 4-Concert Series Subscription: General $80; Senior $70; Student $40
- Price for Single Tickets: General $30; Senior $25; Student $13
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To purchase tickets or for more information call the Sierra College Foundation at (916) 660-7020.

History of Chamber Music Alive!
In a matter of a few years, Chamber Music Alive! has established itself as one of the pre-eminent classical music series in the Sacramento area. The series presents concerts at two venues, Sierra College in Rocklin and at St. Mark’s Methodist Church in Sacramento.
The series began in 2003 as a joint effort by its founder violinist Ben Dominitz and the Sierra College Foundation, with strong support from the College’s Office of the President. Its goal was to bring a high level of professional music to the South Placer community and to offer a duplicate concert within Sacramento proper.
The series brings in musicians of the highest caliber from throughout the United States as well as Northern California. Guest artists include such luminaries as Avery Fisher Prize winner Adam Neiman, recording artists Sandra Rivers and Natsuki Fukasawa, internationally touring violist Sharon Wei, and many other equally prominent musicians. By also including some of the area’s most talented musicians, Chamber Music Alive! provides them with the chance to perform with musicians they may not otherwise have the opportunity to associate with.
Chamber Music Alive! has also presented chamber orchestra concerts that have thrilled its loyal audiences. These concerts have received rave reviews and have been frequently mentioned in local press as well as on international websites. The series now has a national reputation that enhances the status of Placer County and Sierra College.
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