Phonotone Orchestra
proudly presents:
Symphonia
Phonotone
and the Phonotone Quartet
SYNCOPATED Dance Music
of the 1920s and 1930s
TRADITIONAL Jazz
UPCOMING EVENTS
We cordially invite you
Please support Symphonia Phonotone with your donation!
THANK YOU FOR
COMING TO OUR EVENTS!
We are extremely proud to be invited to play in Europe, and want to thank our sponsors, Orgenesis Inc. and the City Government of Wieselburg, Austria, for this wonderful opportunity.
You will be able to see and hear us live on
Thursday, September 15, 2022 in Wieselburg, Austria,
at 6:30 PM Central European Time at the Wieselburger Halle.
ADMISSION IS FREE !
The concert will also be live streamed, the streaming link is:
SAVE THE DATE !
WE WILL BE PLAYING LIVE IN SACRAMENTO AGAIN !
An evening of syncopated dance music of the 1920s and1930s
at the MASONIC TEMPLE BALLROOM
Period attire encouraged!
Saturday, November 12, 2022 at 6:30 PM Pacific Time
SUGGESTED DONATION: $40
To make a reservation please email
PREVIOUS Symphonia Phonotone Live EventS
An international holiday season celebration
Live Streamed On YouTube
december 19, 2021
To see this event again, use the link below:
Sponsored by
this was the highlight
of the LAST pre-covid Season!
People sAw and hearD uS at the
Historic Masonic Temple Ballroom
and supportED a worthy cause!
THank you for a sold out performance!
https://joshuashousehospice.org/
Under the direction of Kevin Hamby, orchestra leader, and Gerhard Bauer, producer, a new dance orchestra was founded in 2017, called “Symphonia Phonotone”. This dance orchestra plays in the style of the big dance orchestras of the 1920s and 1930s, bringing back syncopated dance music and early jazz, which was once the most popular music in the US, the UK and continental Europe. Everybody, young and old, danced to this kind of music.
Symphonia Phonotone is comprised of some of the best musicians of Sacramento. We pride ourselves in performing the music in the authentic way it was meant to be played, and our audience is treated to an experience that has not been around in live music for the last 80 or more years.
