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Welcome!The Wilmington Symphony Orchestra remains a cultural jewel for southeastern North Carolina, performing a series of subscription concerts for thousands of adults and school children throughout the year. Season Tickets AvailableSubscriptions are the same low price as last year, which is a 22% savings over individual ticket prices. Subscribers are guaranteed tickets for the best seats, don't have to wait in box office ticket lines, and receive invitations to special receptions. Plus, season subscribers will also receive:
Whether you are a renewing subscriber or a first-time subscriber, call the Kenan Auditorium Ticket Office today at 962-3500 for your tickets to a masterpiece season! Or download and print the order form on this Seasons Brochure.. Music for Your Special OccasionIn addition to playing orchestra concerts, many of the WSO musicians also provide music for special occasions such as weddings and receptions. Typical groupings of instruments include string trios and quartets (violin, viola, cello), brass groups (trumpet, French horn, trombone, tuba), and woodwind ensembles (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon). Musicians also serve as soloists at special occasions. See the Music for Special Occasions page for more details. Advance Notice OpportunityWould you like to receive advance notices of concerts and events via e-mail? If you do, it's easy. Just join the WSO E-List. The 12th Annual |
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| Purpose: | The purpose of this tournament is to provide additional financial support for our Orchestra’s operating needs and educational programs such as the Wilmington Symphony Youth Orchestra, Student Concert Competition and Free Family Concert. |
| Course: | Exclusive 18-hole course designed by Thomas Fazio and ranked No. 83 on Golf Digest’s annual ranking of America’s 100 greatest golf courses, featuring 7,170 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Eagle Point is ranked third in North Carolina behind only Wade Hampton Golf Club and Pinehurst Country Club, and ahead of all Myrtle Beach courses. Plus stunning scenery, great amenities and fabulous food. |
| Date: | Monday, June 15, 2009 |
| Format: | Best Ball |
| Shotgun Start: | 9 AM |
| Luncheon: | and a brief awards ceremony following play (approx. 1:30 PM) |
| Entry Deadline: | Open until filled. |
| Entry Donation: | $300 per player individuals, or $275 per player if registering as part of a foursome. Tax-deductible donation includes carts and caddied round of golf at Eagle Point, continental breakfast, beverages and snacks during play, luncheon, prizes and gratuities. No gimmicks, just great golf at a first-rate course benefitting a local cultural gem. |
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2009-2010 Season An Invitation from the ConductorWe invite you to join us for a season of masterpieces for orchestra. I’ve programmed some familiar favorites such as Grieg’s famous Piano Concerto alongside what is for me a new discovery – music of Swedish composer Franz Berwald. We’ll be continuing our Beethoven Symphony Cycle with a performance of Beethoven’s personal favorite – the Seventh, and we’re presenting an exciting world premiere. The season features some fresh faces in the solo line-up too, including three UNCW faculty members: Marina DeRatmiroff, soprano, Christopher Johns, violincello, and Elizabeth Lopartis, piano. |
Steven Errante, Conductor
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