Under the musical direction of Greg Boardman, the concert will feature Miclon, an acclaimed mime and juggler, who will present his madcap violin virtuoso persona Imin Troubleiski in “Late for the Recital.” Guest violinist Prose, a 12-year-old student of Clorinda Noyes, will play, accompanied by the orchestra, “Czardas,” a gypsy-inspired piece by Monti.

Named a touring artist in 1993 by the Maine Arts Commission, Miclon also has performed throughout the country, including appearances at the White House and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., the Strand/Capital Performing Arts Center in York, Pa., and The Keller Theater in Giessen, Germany. In 1996, Miclon and his wife Kimberly founded the Oddfellow Theater in Buckfield.

In memory of Princess Diana, the orchestra will perform “Pavane for a Dead Princess” and Schubert’s unfinished symphony as the composer’s centennial birthday year draws to a close.

LAYO will perform works by Bach and an English country dance suite. The junior orchestra also will join AVCO in performing “Trepak, a popular piece from the Nutcracker.

The performance, to be conducted by William Meyers, is open to the public. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased by calling 783-4422 during daytime hours.

Included in the program are “On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring” by Frederick Delius, and “The Winter’s Past,” for oboe and string orchestra, by Wayne Barlow. Oboist Dorothy Rupert will perform the solo.

The orchestra also will perform three pieces for flute and orchestra by Benjamin Godard, with Jeffery Pelletier as soloist.

Deborah Perkins will perform two solo arias, “Pie Jesu” by Gabriel Fauré and a second from the “St. Matthew Passion” by Bach. A fourth soloist, cellist Kurt Kaufman, will play “Allegro Appassionato” by Camille Saint-Saens.

The orchestra concludes its program with the “Russian and Ludmilla Overture” by Michael Glinka.