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2026 Scandinavian Music Festival

Lisa Hansen is featured soloist with The New York Scandia Symphony on June 13 & 14!

Saturday, June 13th at 7:00 PM
New York Scandia Chamber Orchestra
Christ and Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church
120 West 69th Street, New York NY 10023

The Scandinavian Music Festival, now in its 20th season, is a unique series of free summer concerts performed by musicians of the Scandia Symphony and guest artists. This June, the New York Scandia Chamber Orchestra performs works by Swedish composers Lars-Erik Larsson and Johan Helmich Roman, as well as commissioned works by Danish composer Josefine Opsahl, and their own Resident Composer Frank Foerster.    

Dorrit Matson, Conductor. Lisa Hansen, Flute. For more info please visit www.nyscandia.org

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2026 Scandinavian Music Festival

Lisa Hansen is featured soloist with The New York Scandia Symphony on June 13 & 14!

Sunday, June 14 at 7:00 PM
New York Scandia Chamber Orchestra
Fort Tryon Park
DIRECTIONS: Enter Fort Tryon Park at 193rd Street. Turn left to Billings Lawn. Beneath the Heather Gardens and with views of Hudson River this natural and scenic performance space is a beautiful and inspiring setting for listeners and musicians alike.

The Scandinavian Music Festival, now in its 20th season, is a unique series of free summer concerts performed by musicians of the Scandia Symphony and guest artists. This June, the New York Scandia Chamber Orchestra performs works by Swedish composers Lars-Erik Larsson and Johan Helmich Roman, as well as commissioned works by Danish composer Josefine Opsahl, and their own Resident Composer Frank Foerster.    

Dorrit Matson, Conductor. Lisa Hansen, Flute. For more info please visit www.nyscandia.org

“The Rodrigo Edition: Concertos & Orchestral Works” Album By Joaquin Rodrigo. Available on: Tower Records | iTunesSelected music clip from disc 1:Concierto pastoral d Lisa Hansen flute

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