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Past Events & Photos
The following are special events from the past year. Click below to see event photos!
Recent past events
"Requiem" at Washington Nation Cathedral
October 18, 2009
On October 18, Classical WETA supported the Cathedral Choral Society’s presentation of Giuseppe Verdi’s Requiem, under the direction of Music Director J. Reilly Lewis, at Washington National Cathedral. A Classical WETA host introduced the concert and a promotions team distributed giveaways and station information.
National Philharmonic Season Opener
October 3, 2009
On October 3, Classical WETA helped celebrate National Philharmonic’s 2009-2010 season opener titled Beethoven One, Two, Three. As media partner, Classical WETA afternoon host John Chester introduced the concert and a Classical WETA promotions team distributed giveaways and station information.
Arlington House Public Screening of The National Parks
September 19, 2009
A public viewing of The National Parks: This is America at Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial, a National Park Service site.
Fairfax Symphony Orchestra Season Opener
September 12, 2009
On September 12, Classical WETA supported the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra 2009-2010 season opener. Marilyn Cooley of Classical WETA introduced the concert and Classical WETA was on site with giveaways and station information.
Classical WETA Players Performance at White Flint Mall
August 14, 2009
The Classical WETA Players, a string quartet of professional musicans, entertained shoppers on Friday, August 14 at White Flint Mall. Classical WETA was on site with giveaways and station information.
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Signature Theatre's 2009-2010 Kickoff Event
August 10, 2009
WETA supported Signature Theatre's 2009-2010 kickoff event known as the Target Open House. This free event was an exciting way for Signature Theatre along with the Shirlington commuity to reach out to local people in the area. WETA distributed giveaways and provided station information
NSO-Classical WETA "You Choose" Preview Concert
June 30, 2009
Classical WETA 90.9 FM listeners and WETA members were invited to a free concert presented by the National Symphony Orchestra in partnership with Classical WETA in the Concert Hall of The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. National Symphony Orchestra Associate Conductor Emil de Cou took the podium for the performance, which was broadcast live on Classical WETA 90.9 FM.
Classical WETA Night at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
June 20, 2009
On June 20, Classical WETA hosted an evening at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center featuring “Breakthrough” by the National Orchestral Institute.
Frederick Festival of the Arts with the Classical WETA Players
June 6, 2009
The Classical WETA Players, a brass quintet of professional musicians, performed on the main stage at the 16th Annual Frederick Festival of the Arts in downtown Frederick. Classical WETA was on site with giveaways and station information.
Dedication of Historic Markers
May 31, 2009
On Sunday, May 31, two historic markers were unveiled that honor the lifetime achievements of Elizabeth and Edmund Campbell, distinguished Arlingtonians who devoted their lives to education and justice. The event took place on the plaza in front of the Shirlington Library and Signature Theatre.
Classical WETA Hosts "A French Spectacular"
May 10, 2009
On the afternoon of May 10, Classical WETA hosted A French Spectacular at Washington National Cathedral. Classical WETA music director and morning host David Ginder introduced the concert and Classical WETA was on site with giveaways and station information.
"The British Choir Festival" at Washington National Cathedral
April 26, 2009
Three of the world’s preeminent choral ensembles sang during The British Choir Festival at Washington National Cathedral on the afternoon of April 26. Classical WETA was on site in support of the concert.
Shakespeare’s Birthday Open House
April 26, 2009
On the afternoon of April 26, Classical WETA evening host Nicole Lacroix, along with the Classical WETA Players, helped celebrate William Shakespeare's 445th birthday at Folger Shakespeare Library.
Classical WETA Night with the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra
March 7, 2009
On March 7, Classical WETA hosted a performance of O’Lyric Voice that featured the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra with Branford Marsalis, the Metropolitan Chorus and Heritage Signature Chorale.
Classical WETA Night with The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Strathmore
February 19, 2009
Classical WETA hosted an evening at The Music Center at Strathmore that featured the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra performing Saint-Saens' “Organ" Symphony.
Member Day at "Les Miserables"
February 14, 2009
WETA hosted a special member event at Signature Theatre for a matinee performance of Les Miserables.
Gloria at Washington National Cathedral
January 9, 2009
WETA helped celebrate Folger Consort’s performance of Vivaldi’s most sacred piece, the Gloria at Washington National Cathedral.
Classical WETA Players Entertain Holiday Shoppers
December 19, 2008
Throughout December, the Classical WETA Players were out and about in local malls, soothing harried holiday shoppers with beautiful music.
2008 Hometown Heroes Luncheon
December 3, 2008
WETA celebrated the 10th anniversary of Hometown Heroes with a luncheon to honor this year's heroes.
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