Thank you so much for being part of the Fox Valley Symphony’s
thrilling 2014-2015 season. From the first notes on opening night (the
sparkling and energetic Overture to Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss) to the
last notes of the finale (brought to you by Liszt’s epic tone poem Les
Preludes) there will be music that inspires you.
Our
orchestra is an amazing group of interesting, creative and talented people.
I hope that you find a chance to speak with some of the musicians of the FVS
over the course of the season. Each player brings something special to
the sound; each player brings you their very best on every concert. They
serve both the art of music and our audience admirably.
Warmest
Regards,
Brian Groner, Music Director
As I begin
my tenure as president of the Board of Directors of the Fox Valley Symphony, I
am very excited about this year’s concert season and am grateful for the
opportunity to help bring this wonderful gift, our symphony, to you. It is my belief that art and music are some
of the sweetest fruits in life. They
touch our soul, inspire us, and bring richness to life.
In the Fox
Valley, we enjoy and celebrate a rich tradition of art and music, and our
symphony is one of the biggest reasons why.
From our schools and universities to the performing arts, the symphony
is weaved into the fabric of our way of life.
Our symphony and its talented musicians work with many other
organizations, businesses, and people.
By supporting and cultivating local musicians and artists in our
community, we are not only enhancing our own lives but the lives of our family
and friends for generations to come.
The Fox
Valley Symphony is dedicated to bringing education, art, and music to this
community, to the next generation, and to you, our symphony family. We are planning many new social, educational,
and fun events this year and hope to see you there. Our symphony family includes you, and we are
very thankful for your patronage and financial support. For without it, we would not be able to touch
the lives of so many.
Sincerely,
Peter Gianopoulos, Board President
As the season
begins to take shape, I am continually amazed by the community effort involved.
Our musicians spend hours of practice and rehearsal on each section, our
conductor studies the score and our
technical crew plans each detail before
opening night. Volunteers and staff work together to ensure everything is in
place before the first note hits.
We’ve been
given this incredible opportunity, and it is always met with sincere gratitude.
We are
thankful for our sponsors and donors who make our season possible. We are
thankful for our board members who help plan and implement our mission. We are
thankful to the teachers working with music students in our community to engage
future generations of artists and patrons. And we are thankful for you, who
attend each concert and show your support with applause year after year as we
work toward our 50th Anniversary.
Thank you,
Jamie LaFreniere, Chief Operating
Officer
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