Joy at Grace Tickets

Joy at Grace is the name associated with a prestigious PSO (Peoria Symphony Orchestra) concert experience rather than an individual performer. On November 4, 2023, this program brought together a stellar lineup under the baton of conductor George Stelluto, with Adriana La Rosa Ransom on cello, Andrew Port on oboe d'amore, and trumpeters Sarah Carrillo and David Nakazono. The concert took place at Grace Presbyterian Church in Peoria, IL, a venue known for its warm acoustics and intimate setting that suits classical chamber or orchestral works.

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Program highlights featured works by Arcangelo Corelli, J.S. Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, Tomaso Albinoni, and George Frideric Handel, delivering a blend of baroque masterworks with refined orchestral color. Grace Presbyterian Church (8607 IL-91, Peoria, IL) provided an elegant setting that complements the period repertoire. For those looking to explore more about the performers and the ensemble, official social links and resources are provided below with direct access to schedules, releases, and artist pages. Remember, tickets can be secured with a simple purchase through our verified channels.

• Venue: Grace Presbyterian Church, Peoria, IL — a historic, acoustically friendly venue for classical performances
• Conductor: George Stelluto — renowned for his work with the PSO
• Artists: Adriana La Rosa Ransom (cello), Andrew Port (oboe d'amore), Sarah Carrillo (trumpet), David Nakazono (trumpet)
• Repertoire: Corelli, Bach, Vivaldi, Albinoni, Handel
• Ticketing: Purchase Tickets via the PSO event page

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