My birthday!

THIS IS EXCELLENT AND FUN. THANK YOU!!!!!

This cannot be taken seriously as music given your extreme naive gullibility regarding vaccinations. Omg.

Maybe start playing recorders instead of flutes so that you don’t buy into the vaccination lunacy.

Omg

Does Stephanie Cordell fall off the stage about 39:00? She makes a remarkable recovery, complete with hair askew! Brilliant!

Looking forward to it!

Bravo! Thanks!

This is wonderful! Thank you, musicians of PCSO and Maestro Byess!

Fantastic editing, especially matching Joe's hands to the horn lick. :) Thank you to the tech and film crews!!!!!!! We couldn't have done this without you.

Thank you to the musicians and all the staff behind the scenes who made this possible!

I have tickets and hope to see you there.

So beautiful, great job everyone. You look and sound amazing!

Looking forward to this! Thanks for the intro.

Love it, I make and play simple marimbas

It was a pleasure to listen to these artists playing so beautiful instruments.

34:36. So rad!! (this entire piece is so much fun, super interesting...like a mechanical toy factory...)

sad 1940s illustration art for water..i expected something more modern or progressive.

Thank you for the Behind the Scenes. It was a terrific concert. All musicians came together beautifully.

Great concert. Thank you for both the great musicianship and the production.

Took Neda and my breath away, Mike and team. Every piece. Thank you for this.

A wonderful concert by fantastic musicians! Thank you to all of you ❤️❤️❤️

Loved the piece titled "Voyager". More please, well played PCSO BRASS QUINTET!

<insert more Applause here!>

Great arrangements, thank you. Merry Christmas

There's nothing like hearing beautiful brass at Christmas! My father was a trumpet player, so my childhood sound of Christmas always included the warm, blended, triumphant sounds of a brass quintet. Many thanks to PCSO for bringing this music into our homes, and for awakening a fond memory.

Thank you. Much fun. Happy holidays to all the musicians. Loved it!

very nice, even through masked bells.

Just saw this. Thank you Rebekah. So looking forward to next season.

love hearing the practicing ? behind you!

Thanks Rebekah! I also definitely missed spending time last week with my extended family of PCSO: the musicians, the staff AND the audience. Playing the music is wonderful, and I am lucky that I have another orchestra member in my household (Hi Greg!) so we can make music together (yes- bassoon and trombone duets are a real thing), but I really miss seeing the faces of our friends in the audience, whether they are regulars who I see every time in their usual spots, or newer folks who try one seat at first and then move around after intermission, to either get closer to or farther from the high volume "splash zone" of the front rows. I am so glad to hear that the orchestra will keep the "Concert for Hope" program ready to go again, so we can enjoy it together on stage as well as in our hearts! Here's to HOPE!