Free Concert -The Really Terrible Orchestra of Westchester

THE REALLY TERRIBLE ORCHESTRA OF WESTCHESTER

THE RTOW WILL BE PERFORMING WORKS BY BRAHMS, RAVEL, DVORAK, MENDELSSOHN AND SELECTED SONGS FROM THE WIZARD OF OZ.

The Really Terrible Orchestra of Westchester History


Founded in March 2009 by Barbara Rosenthal (violin), this thriving

community orchestra is one of a handful of American offshoots of the

original Really Terrible Orchestra of Scotland. Our mission

is to be open to all who really want to play in an orchestra regardless

of experience or skill level and to give performances for the

community. The orchestra strives to be inclusive and was the first “No-

Audition” orchestra in the area. We are a 501(C)3 not-for profit

organization and a member of ArtsWestchester. The orchestra performs at

venues throughout Westchester.

Conductor
Nathaniel Chase

is active as a conductor, bassist, and teacher throughout the Tri-state

area. In addition to conducting the Really Terrible Orchestra of

Westchester, Mr. Chase has led performances of the Mimesis Ensemble and

of the New England Conservatory Composers’ Series. Mr. Chase is a

graduate of the New England Conservatory Of Music and the Yale School Of

Music.