Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The Puerto Vallarta Chamber Orchestra (PVCO) is delighted to invite you to the last two concerts of the 2018/2019 season. In addition to some works of the baroque and early classical periods, the concert will feature the Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in E-minor by Vivaldi with Emmy-award winning soloist Don Moline.

Grammy© award winning cellist Donald Moline, now retired, was a cellist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for 39 years and has established a distinguished orchestral, chamber music, solo and recording career. He has performed in virtually every corner of the globe with many of the world's greatest conductors and musicians.

Other works to be performed are Beethoven's Egmont Overture, Figaro's Wedding by Mozart, Concert for Strings in G Major by Vivaldi, Excerpts of Water Music by Handel and Excerpts from Sheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov.

The Puerto Vallarta Chamber Orchestra has grown to be a full size orchestra, being the only community orchestra in the Banderas Bay area. Directed by Daniel Oliveros, the PVCO is an intercultural, cross generational group that since its' inception in 2005 has local and international musicians with over 50 artists from 10+ countries.

The PVCO is part of a non-profit organization, Instituto de Artes Musicales, or IAMPV. IAMPV is an educational music institute whose mission is to bring the joy of music to the children and young adults of the greater Puerto Vallarta area. This is accomplished through a comprehensive program with many levels of instruction and different musical disciplines. Musical instruments are provided to beginning students.

Concerts will be on Sunday, March 3, at 7 pm at the American School of Puerto Vallarta (in between Plaza Marina and the Airport), and Monday, March 4, at 7 pm at Salon Paraiso in Paradise Village, Nuevo Vallarta. The price of admission is 200 pesos for adults, and 80 pesos for children.

These spring concerts are two very special evenings that you do not want to miss, so be sure to mark your calendar for March 3rd and 4th.