The Greenwich Village Orchestra

This season’s concerts

2012–2013 was the orchestra’s 26th season, and our 11th with Music Director Barbara Yahr. This season found us in a new location: Old Stuyvesant Campus, 345 East 15th Street (between 1st and 2nd Avenues). But no matter where we are, we’ll always offer everything you’ve come to expect from the Greenwich Village Orchestra: total commitment to performance, world class soloists, low ticket prices, and continued commitment to our local, downtown community.

All GVO concerts are general admission for a suggested donation of $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and children. Tickets may be purchased online using the “Buy Tickets” buttons below (please remember to bring a print out of your receipt to the concert) or at the door on the day of the concert.

Check back later in the summer for details of our 2013–2014 program.


The Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the following organizations for their generous support of this season:


Earlier this season…

Sunday Dec 2 2012

Smetana, Mendelssohn & Sibelius

3pm in Old Stuyvesant Campus

Smetana — The Moldau
Mendelssohn — Violin Concerto
Sibelius — Symphony No. 2 

Sunday Jan 13 2013

Family Concert: Music can…

3pm in Old Stuyvesant Campus

It can make us want to dance, sing, march in a parade or conduct a symphony orchestra! Music can make us feel excited or quiet—and can even make people howl at the moon!

Join the Greenwich Village Orchestra on a Sunday afternoon and experience what music can do for families with kids of all ages.

Sunday Mar 10 2013

Tchaikovsky Extravaganza

3pm in Old Stuyvesant Campus

Tchaikovsky
   Polonaise from Eugene Onegin
   Variations on a Rococo Theme
   Symphony No. 6, Pathétique

Sunday Apr 28 2013

Opera Spectacular

3pm in Old Stuyvesant Campus

Don’t miss Grammy Award-winning dramatic soprano Christine Goerke of the Metropolitan Opera in an extraordinary performance with the GVO! Returning guest conductor Pierre Vallet leads a concert of Wagner’s greatest highlights, with guest appearance by baritone Jesse Blumberg.