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“Music making is really for life,” says Cape Symphony teaching artist Alex Nelson, a classically trained bassoonist with a degree in Music Education. Her holistic approach to musicianship and teaching does more than just bridge those worlds—it’s about recognizing that every moment, as an instrumentalist, teacher, or student, is full of potential for connection through the power of music.

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Cape Symphony patron Peg Nicholson happily “washed ashore” in Falmouth in the late 1990s. A lifelong classical music lover, she first discovered the Cape Symphony at a “Pops Goes the Summer” Labor Day weekend event on the Cape Cod Fairgrounds, and became a regular concertgoer. Before long, a friend coaxed her on to the Advisory Committee, then to the Finance Committee, and “next I knew they were recruiting me for the Board!” Peg served four years on the Cape Symphony Board of Trustees, and has been an avid supporter of the Symphony’s mission.

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Cape Symphony Presents is proud to host an extraordinary chamber music festival at our Falmouth campus. This year’s Cosmos Sessions feature cello and clarinet quintets specially selected by Cape Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Jae Cosmos Lee to ignite your senses in all the best ways. “I love chamber music dearly, and feel very fortunate to present these pieces,” he says.

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If you’ve ever met John DellaMorte, you’ll know that at 6’ 4”, he’s hard to miss—but it’s not just his height that makes an impression. With a cello in his hands and a grin on his face, John brings energy, focus, and a genuine love for music to every stage he steps on. A proud alum of the Cape Symphony Youth Orchestra, John has been a musical force on Cape Cod since age nine.

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