I attended a presentation put on by the Lake Superior Elders
on Monday, July 30. Al Beamish was the presenter. He was a French teacher for Sault Area Public
Schools and Lake Superior State University. Now he is retired. He informed the elders
about the upcoming events for the Sault Symphony Orchestra and about what it
takes to prepare for any of the orchestra events. There is an event scheduled in December of
this year and the budget for that event is $90,000. I found that hard to believe. They have to pay rent, hire the conductor,
pay the musicians, etc. Wow!! I don’t consider the events to be expensive
to attend. There are fundraisers such as
the Bratwurst, Beer and Beethoven being held on June 9, 2013.
Here is a list of the events:
September 29, 2012 Cirque
de la Symphonie
November 10, 2012 A
Midsummer Night’s Dream
Dec. 13-16, 2012 Singin’
In the Rain
February 9, 2013 Filmharmonic
“An Evening at the Movies”
April 20, 2013 Beethoven’s
Ninth Symphony
Tickets are $38. For Adults; $35. For seniors; $15. For students.
There are reduced prices if you pay for three, four or five
performances at a time. In the past, I
remember that this group held a performance entitled “Fantasia.” I wish I could have attended that
performance. It sounded phenomenal. By
the way, you can request seating next to friends and family.
Contact the Sault Symphony Association at 705-945-5337 if
you would like to purchase tickets.
Their office is located at 121 Brock St., Rear Entrance in Sault Ste.
Marie, ON.
Spread the word. I
attended one performance a while back. I
thoroughly enjoyed it.
These productions are wonderful and very professional. but; we cannot afford them. I thought the presentation was good. that is a lot of money. Wowie!
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