The Saint Cloud Symphony Orchestra
2018-2019 Concert Season
Heroes and Homelands
2018-2019 Concert Season
Heroes and Homelands
Upcoming Events
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Coming Home – The Armistice Anniversary
November 10, 2018 – 7:30pm Dr. Brian Dowdy, Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Preconcert Discussion – 6:30pm Ritsche Auditorium, St. Cloud State University Adult | $25 Senior | $20 Student | $5 PROGRAM American Salute | Morton Gould Mutations from Bach | Samuel Barber Le Tombeau de Couperin | Maurice Ravel Appalachian Spring | Aaron Copland |
Many thanks to The KILLER VEES for a fabulous collaboration on September 21st!
Photo by: Steve Diamond Elements
Meet the Conductor
Dr. Brian Edward Dowdy is Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra and the Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition to symphonic performances, Dowdy has recently conducted productions of Don Giovanni, Hänsel und Gretel, Susannah, Le tragédie de Carmen and The Rape of Lucretia, and he has led performances with the University of Minnesota Campus Singers, Chorus Polaris and the Sanctuary choir of Richmond, VA. In 2012 he joined Sanctuary in recording Music for Compline, an album of plainchant and renaissance motets, and in 2014 he directed and sang in Pesher Compline at the Walker Art Center with members of Cantus. As an advocate for new music, Dowdy has led premier performances for the Switchboard and Hot Air Music Festivals in San Francisco, and in 2013 he conducted the Atlantic Chamber Ensemble in “Project Beck,” a night of 20 premiers inspired by Beck Hansen’s Song Reader. Dowdystudied at Oberlin College, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of Minnesota. He holds degrees in conducting, classical guitar performance, English literature and East Asian Studies.
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