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Picture This: West Virginia Symphony Parkersburg Knows Their Scores

By Douglass Huxley 1 min read

PARKERSBURG - The West Virginia Symphony Parkersburg, led by guest conductor Chelsea Tipton II, performed "Music From the Big Screen" at Blennerhassett Middle School Sunday. The group performed pieces from TV and movie legends such as John Williams, known for his work on Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Jaws; Henry Mancini, known for The Pink Panther Theme, "Moon River" from Breakfast at Tiffany's and the music from Peter Gunn, and Klaus Badelt, who composed the Pirates of the Caribbean and Gladiator soundtracks.

This year's sponsors included: West Virginia Symphony at Parkersburg League, Mary Riccobene, West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, Harry and Margaret Esbenshade, Trudy Shaughency, Sue Crews Memorial Fund, Halls Financial Advisors, Zmm, WVU Parkersburg, Sally Morgan, Ann Bailey, Becky and Jim McGinnis, Leavitt Funeral Services and Crematory, Annete and Bob Farenbacher and United Bank.

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