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NEXT CONCERT IN JUNE 2025!

Details are coming soon!

SL ISO meets the Second Life audience and its lovers with an unforgettable concert and repertoire again at SL22B this June. 

JOIN THIS DREAM TEAM!

Applications open for Season 2025/2026

Become a symphony musician in an exclusive roleplay experience with Second Life live musicians on the stage!

​​(From September 2025 to June 2026)​​

TIMO DUMPLING

Musician-Actor

Drum

ANDEE COOPER

Musician-Actor

French Horn

WREN CARLING

Musician-Actor

Viola

ZALE MERCURY

Musician-Actor

Violin

TARA ISACHENKO

Musician-Actor

Violin

EMMANUEL MORIN

Musician-Actor

Violin

STEVIE BASEVI

Musician-Actor

Double Bass

Crystal Craze Easter Egg Hunting has started at SL ISO Headquarter!

We celebrate Easter with all SL ISO lovers, actors playing Easter Egg hunting at SL ISO HeadQuarter! Grab a basket, collect eggs, enjoy with your friends!

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RAFFLE EVENT

Enjoy valuable gifts joining the raffle in collaboration of SL ISO and
BBX Design!

Join SL ISO Team

SL ISO is looking for new collaborators to join our dynamic team! If you have a passion for music, stage management, talent for marketing or want to show your strongest side, we want to hear from you. This is a fantastic opportunity to share your insights and creativity with our followers and audience. Join us!

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MOST FAMOUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAS AROUND THE WORLD

The world's most prestigious symphony orchestras are renowned for their history, performance quality, international recognition, and legendary conductors. Here are the 10 most important symphony orchestras:

1. Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (Germany)

🇩🇪 Considered one of the best orchestras in the world. Conducted by legends such as Karajan, Abbado, and Rattle.

2. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (Austria)

🇦🇹 Founded in 1842, this orchestra is famous for its unique Viennese sound. Their New Year's Concert is world-famous.

3. Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Netherlands)

🇳🇱 Performs in the acoustically perfect Concertgebouw Hall. Known for its warm yet powerful sound.

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4. London Symphony Orchestra (United Kingdom)

🇬🇧  One of the oldest British orchestras, also known for its work in film music, including Star Wars and Harry Potter.

5. Chicago Symphony Orchestra (USA)

🇺🇸  One of the finest orchestras in the U.S., famous for its powerful brass section. Conducted by Solti and Muti.

6. New York Philharmonic Orchestra (USA)

🇺🇸 Founded in 1842, it is one of the oldest music ensembles in the U.S. Reached its golden era under Leonard Bernstein.

7. Boston Symphony Orchestra (USA)

🇺🇸 Especially renowned for its expertise in French repertoire. Also famous for the Tanglewood Festival.

8. Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra (Germany)

🇩🇪 A historic orchestra once directly worked with Beethoven and Mendelssohn. A leading representative of German Romanticism.

9. Dresden Staatskapelle (Germany)

🇩🇪  One of Europe’s oldest orchestras, closely associated with Wagner and Strauss, premiering many of their works.

10. St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra (Russia)

🇷🇺 A powerhouse of Russian classical music. Premiered many works by Shostakovich.

Music Sheets

What does symphony orchestra mean?

Symphony orchestra is a large ensemble of musicians that plays symphonic music, typically made up of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments.

What are the roles of an orchestra conductor?

An orchestra conductor leads the ensemble, interpreting the music and guiding the musicians to create a harmonious and cohesive performance.

What are the instrument groups of a symphony?

A symphony orchestra is typically divided into four main instrument groups: strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion, each contributing to the rich sound of orchestral music.

What are the unspoken rules at the symphony concerts?

At symphony concerts, it's essential to maintain silence during the performance to fully appreciate the music and show respect for the musicians and fellow attendees.

SL ISO SPOTLIGHT

Music is a universal language that transcends borders… SL ISO Spotlight is a special feature dedicated to introducing the musician-actors of the Second Life International Symphony Orchestra (SL ISO). This platform is not just for professional musicians in real life but welcomes anyone with a deep passion for music. Each Spotlight interview offers a glimpse into the lives of SL ISO’s talented members, showcasing their dedication to this project, their experiences on stage, and their artistic journey within Second Life. No matter their real-life profession, these people from around the world come together through the power of music!

SCORE MAGAZINE TEAM & CORNERS

The objective of Score Magazine is to bring the residents of Second Life information about all that is musical. Each issue shares with our readers fulfilled articles about the numerous live musicians, music venues, those who devote themselves to art and dance in Second Life as much as music knowledge and culture from real life.  We discover together why Second Life is so rich in music and creativity!

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FLY KUGIN

Editor-In-Chief

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TARA ISACHENKO

Writer & PR Manager

ROSE MELINDA BAYN

Writer & Photographer

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DANCERINA  STARLIGHT

Writer

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NOA CLOUD

Writer & Photographer

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ARAS BILGEN

Writer

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