Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra Commemorates 100 Years

During their Fall concert featuring Holst’s “The Planets,” the WCSO announced a tour of locations across the United Kingdom significant to C.S. Lewis’ life.

By Ella Alencar, Staff Writer
As autumn settles in and the weather grows colder, orchestral strings revivify Wheaton’s campus. Through a night of music, celebration and C.S. Lewis, the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra (WCSO) created a magical atmosphere in Edman Chapel.
On Nov. 11, the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra opened its 100th anniversary season with its annual fall concert and announced a celebratory United Kingdom tour.
At the concert, Benjamin Klemme, the orchestra’s conductor an...

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Ella Alencar

Ella Alencar is a sophomore majoring in Art History and English Writing. She was born in Brazil, but currently lives in New York City. She enjoys reading classics, watercoloring, and visiting museums.

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