October
27, 2009Dear Friends,
The CSO Chorus continues to prepare for the always popular Holiday Pops concerts! The tickets to these concerts are selling very well. If your family and friends have not yet reserved seats - particularly for the concert at the Murray Arts Center – please encourage them to do so soon.
See
the link below for a Holiday Pops flier that can be distributed to
spread the word about the performances. People will not want to miss
this holiday favorite! Download and Share the Holiday Pops Concert Flier
The
CSO Chamber Chorus sounds wonderful in preparation for their upcoming
concert on November 7th. This will be a delightful performance in the
resonant and beautifully set Grand Lobby at the Murray Arts Center.
Encourage your friends to come and explore the experience!All Seats $15
Reserve Your Seats!
Our
Cobb Symphony website at
www.cobbsymphony.org is regularly updated with interesting and informative
links, articles and video clips. Check out the blog and share your thoughts.
We’d love to have your picture and bio as well – just email them to us and we’ll
add them to our “Meet the Chorus” page. We are so glad that you are a part of
the CSO family!
Georgia
Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Season Kick-offNovember 15, 2009
@ Bailey Performing Arts Center (KSU)
All Seats Only $5!
Founded in 2006, the Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus is already the largest youth orchestra program in the southeast. The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus program encompasses two full orchestras, two string orchestras, two wind ensembles, a jazz ensemble, a percussion ensemble, and two youth choruses.
The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus (GYSO&C) was founded on the idea that students should have the opportunity to create a lifelong partnership with the arts.
Program Sampling
Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio Espagnol
Lalo: Concerto for Cello and Orchestra
(Charae Krueger, cello)
Berlioz: Roman Carnival Overture
by Stephanie Loomis
I think I was born singing. There are pictures of me at three singing in the
church "cherub" choir. I sang through high school, through college, in musical
theatre, and in small ensembles well into my 30s. I even took voice lessons in
my late 30s just because I loved learning the music and the techniques that
allowed my to express my joy.I moved from California to Georgia with my family in January 2005. Somehow in the months that followed, I lost that joy. I joined the church choir, which was good, but I just wasn't satisfied. I longed for a challenge. I wanted to be around musicians who had fun while working their craft. I needed to surround myself with others who expressed joy through singing.
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