Symphony gives new music for brand new 12 months – Salisbury Submit

SALISBURY — The Salisbury Symphony has deliberate two main occasions on this first month of the brand new 12 months with a mess of musical company.

On Jan. 14, the symphony will host New York vocalist Ben Jones for an intimate night of meals, drinks and music on stage at Keppel Auditorium at Catawba School. “Behind the Curtain” will start with a cocktail hour that includes an open bar at 6 p.m. adopted by a plated dinner offered by Buttercup Café.

Jones has been named by Broadway World as “One of the vital unbelievable vocal devices within the trade as we speak” and has appeared with the symphonies of San Francisco, Seattle, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Oregon and Indianapolis. His performances vary in genres from Broadway musicals to well-known operatic arias.

Tickets for this fundraiser are $150 per individual and are tax-deductible as much as 50%. Seats to this occasion could be reserved as much as Jan. 10 by calling 704-216-1513 or visiting salisburysymphony.org underneath the particular occasions tab.

On Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. the symphony will host three vocalists on stage together with Concertmaster Daniel Skidmore for a night of music with the rollicking “Portsmouth Level” Overture of William Walton, Mozart’s Fifth Violin Concerto and the Neo-Baroque ballet by Igor Stravinsky. Becoming a member of us will likely be three of Maestro Hagy’s associates: soprano Elizabeth Pacheco Rose, tenor Jason Ferrante and bass-baritone Richard Ollardsaba. A preconcert speak led by the soloists and Hagy will happen at 7 p.m. in Keppel.

Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for anybody underneath the age of 21 and could be bought by calling at 704-216-1513 or on-line at salisburysymphony.org underneath the live performance/occasions tab. Senior charges and Balcony for a Buck will likely be out there for buy at field workplace forward of the efficiency. The foyer entrance will open at 6:30 p.m.

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