Franz Waxman was a Jewish composer who started out writing scores in the thriving and much-admired German film industry. His first original Hollywood score was James Whale’s memorable Bride of Frankenstein in 1935.
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Inspired by America: Ernest Bloch
Born in Switzerland in 1880, Ernest Bloch emigrated to the U.S. in 1916 with his wife and three children, after studying music in Belgium, Germany, and France. Working as a teacher and director of music schools, he became a U.S. citizen in 1924.
Igor Stravinsky’s Gift to America
In September’s Passport to America: The Immigrant Story concert, we’re featuring four incredibly talented composers who brought their gifts with them to this country and gave new richness to American music.
Tonight at the National Seashore, “It’s Old Cape Cod”
Tonight’s free outdoor concert, Symphony at the Seashore, features one very special original song by Stephen Schaefer.
Announcing Our “Wizard of Oz” Cast!
The Cape Symphony’s February CapePOPS! show is The Wizard of Oz in Concert, and we’ve just announced the main cast. This is a really ambitious project and unlike anything we’ve ever done.
Know Before You Go to “Symphony at the Seashore”
Here are all the details you’ll need before heading to the Symphony at the Seashore concert on Friday, August 24. Perhaps the most important thing to know is that admission is FREE and tickets are not required. It’s a fun, family-friendly summer evening and everyone is invited!
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