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Fort Worth Civic Orchestra

The Fort Worth Civic Orchestra began as a group of volunteer musicians in the community who came together to form a "reading orchestra" to rehearse classical music. In 1977, the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra was officially formed under the direction of Yves L'Helgoual'ch and began performing publicly with the mission of providing the community with classical music at a reasonable price. In the spirit of creating a musical outlet for adult, amateur musicians, Yves L'Helgoual'ch grew the orchestra to 65 loyal members during his term as conductor. The orchestra is formed of musicians from various cities in North Central Texas and its members include teachers, students, retired professional musicians, as well as business professionals and homemakers.

In 1992, Marion Nesvadba became musical director of the FWCO and led the orchestra in its continuing mission to enrich the orchestral experience of young students and musicians. Sponsored by grants from the Arts Council of Fort Worth & Tarrant County, the FWCO provides an Honors Program for the Fort Worth ISD Music Department, and brings a mixture of classical and jazz music to East Tarrant County in conjunction with the Texas Wesleyan School of Fine & Performing Arts. With the help of many sponsors in the community, the FWCO provides free tickets and transportation to children living in shelters for a children's concert during the holidays.

The Fort Worth Civic Orchestra celebrated its 25th year of music making in 2002 by welcoming its new conductor, Dr. Kurt A. Sprenger. Dr. Sprenger, with good humor and musical expertise, is enthusiastically continuing the tradition of bringing musicians from diverse backgrounds and abilities together for the love of making music. The Fort Worth Orchestra is still growing, and hopes to reach more people in the community with each season.

online: http://www.fwco.org/
email: info@fwco.org

Venue Info

424 S. Summit Ave, Suite 105
Fort Worth, TX 76109
817.423.0519


Arts Groups

Choral
Arlington Goodtimes Chorus
Arlington Master Chorale
Schola Cantorum of Texas
Texas Boys Choir
Texas Girls Choir
Dance and Ballet
Ballet Concerto
Ballet Frontier
Contemporary Dance Fort Worth
Metropolitan Classical Ballet
Taps n Tunes
Texas Ballet Theater
Texas Dance Theatre
Votum Dance Company
Film
Lone Star Film Society
Magnolia at the Modern
Q Cinema
Latin Arts
Artes de la Rosa
Ballet Folklorico Azteca
Ballet Folklorico de Fort Worth
Live Theater
Amphibian Stage Productions
Artisan Center Theater
Casa Mañana
Circle Theatre
Creative Arts Theatre & School
FireStarter Productions
Fort Worth Theatre
Forum Theater Company
Greater Cleburne Carnegie Players
Hip Pocket Theatre
Jubilee Theatre
Kids Who Care
Old Bedford School
Onstage in Bedford
Pantagleize Theatre Company
Popcorn Players
Runway Theatre
SceneShop
Stage West
Stolen Shakespeare Guild
The Butterfly Connection
Theatre Arlington
Theatre Off The Square
Theatre TCU
Trinity Shakespeare Festival
V-Day TCU
Museums
Amon Carter Museum
Arlington Museum of Art
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
National Cowboys of Color Museum and Hall of Fame
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
Sid Richardson Collection of Western Art
The Kimbell Art Museum
The Modern Art Museum
Performing Arts
Apex Arts League
Arts Fifth Avenue
Bass Hall
Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth
Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir
Ed Landreth Auditorium at TCU
Fort Worth Civic Orchestra
Fort Worth Classic Guitar Society
Fort Worth Community Arts Center
Fort Worth Jazz Orchestra
Fort Worth Opera
Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra
Granbury Opera House
Guitar Fort Worth
Jazz by the Boulevard
Steinway Hall Fort Worth
Symphony Arlington
Texas Camerata
Timeless Concerts
Van Cliburn Foundation
Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth

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