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Indian River Symphonic Association 2009-10 schedule announced

Written by: July 02 2009
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VERO BEACH — The concert schedule for the Indian River Symphonic Association’s 2009-10 season will include seven evening symphonic concerts.  All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. and are held at the Community Church of Vero Beach. Sunday, Jan. 17 – Brevard Symphony Orchestra Pops Concert, with Conductor Christopher Confessore and vocalist Michael Andrew

Saturday, Jan. 30 – Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra, with Music Director Alexei Kornienko and Guest Conductor Robert Cole

Tuesday, Feb. 9 – Detroit Symphony Orchestra, with Conductor Leonard Slatkin and Cellist Sol Gabetta

Tuesday, Feb. 16 – Philharmonia of the Nations, with Conductor Justus Frantz and pianist Jon Nakamatsu

Sunday, March 7 – Brevard Symphony Orchestra, with Conductor Christopher Confessore and pianist Terrence Wilson

Monday, March 15 – Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, with Conductor JoAnn Falletta and pianist Fabio Bidini

Sunday, April 11 – Brevard Symphony Orchestra, with Conductor Christopher Confessore and cellist Julie Albers

Season ticket subscription renewal began in June.  Ticket sales for individual concerts will begin on September 1, 2009.  Information:  Call (772) 778-1070.

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