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November 10, 2009 Dear Friends, What a beautiful debut concert for the CSO Chamber Chorus! Thank you for your dedication. The music was incredible, and the sold-out crowd simply loved the performance! This evening, November 10th we will be joined for the first part of rehearsal by the new Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra Chorus to prepare for the concert. What fun! Then after Chorus rehearsal, our social committee has planned a get-together at Dave and Busters to help celebrate the season and our wonderful organization. Dave and Busters is located near Delk Road and I-75. There is no cover charge, and you may take advantage of a special combo dinner/game card offer, or just gather and enjoy being together. We hope you can all join us! The CSO Chorus continues to prepare for the always popular Holiday Pops concerts! Check out the awesome PSA that our very own Greg Picciano created for the concert, and feel free to share with friends: http://www.cobbsymphony.org/holiday_pops.mp3 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! Don't forget to reserve your seats now. They are selling very quickly! Download and Share the Holiday Pops Concert Flier

Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus Season Kick-off November 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

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