VSO trio performs at United Church

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) wind instrument performers (from left) Nicola Everton, clarinet; Beth Orson, oboe; and Julia Lockhart, bassoon, perform select pieces at the TD Canada Trust Sunday Coffee Concerts at the Castlegar United Church on Sunday.

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) wind instrument performers (from left) Nicola Everton

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) wind instrument performers (from left) Nicola Everton, clarinet; Beth Orson, oboe; and Julia Lockhart, bassoon, perform select pieces at the TD Canada Trust Sunday Coffee Concerts at the Castlegar United Church on Sunday.

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