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Guar an Te Eyoursea Ts LBC_2018POPS_Brochure.indd 1-3 regular ticket prices) is to become a subscriber, ticketprices)isto becomeasubscriber, regular guarantee yourseats(and saveupto25%off guarantee featuring acclaimedsoloistsperformingwith personal flair to the podium. The onlywayto personal flairtothepodium. Broadway andtheconcertstagewhobrings the SantaRosaSymphonyunderbaton of Maestro Michael Berkowitz, a veteran of aveteran of MaestroMichaelBerkowitz, The Symphony Pops Series represents an SymphonyPopsSeriesrepresents The eclectic mix of the best in popular music, eclectic mixofthebestinpopularmusic, creative programming andacharismatic programming creative so be sure to order today! toorder so besure PHOTO BYSTEVE JENNINGS PHOTO 50 Mark West Springs Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 GUARANTEE YOUR SEATS! YOUR GUARANTEE 2018-2019 SEASON Save up to Ellis Hall, Ambassador of Soul 25%! PERFORMING “RAY CHARLES, MOTOWN & BEYOND” Sunday, October 14, 2018 at 3pm Holiday Soundtracks Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 3pm Tribute to Judy & Liza at the Palladium Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 3pm Music of the Knights CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, ELTON JOHN & PAUL MCCARTNEY Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 3pm Tickets & Information: 707.546.360 0 | lutherburbankcenter.org GENEROUS SUPPORT PROVIDED BY 2018-19 SEASON Michael Berkowitz, Conductor A COLLABORATION BETWEEN A COLLABORATION 5/31/2018 9:59:24 AM FREE PRE-CONCERT TALKS Symphony Pops Season Ticket Order Form BECOME A SEASON TICKET HOLDER TODAY AND SAVE UP TO 25%! Join Principal Pops Conductor Michael Berkowitz one hour prior to every concert for a discussion of the afternoon’s program, along with personal anecdotes and memories from his storied career Season ticket holders receive first choice of seats, pay working on Broadway, and with Liza Minnelli, Henry Mancini, lower handling fees, retain the same seats for the entire Marvin Hamlisch, among many other musical stars. series, and can renew the same seats from year-to-year. Order Season Ticket Packages Packages include all four concerts on Sundays at 3pm. SUN Tribute to Judy & Liza Note: New season tickets orders can be submitted anytime, and will be processed in the order they were received 2.24 at the Palladium beginning July 16, 2018. Payment will be held until this date. 3PM Joan Ellison and Carolann Sanita, vocalists Regular Price if purchasing Season Ticket Price Preferred Section tickets individually Save up to 25%! (circle below) The Santa Rosa Symphony teams up with vocalists Joan Ellison and Carolann Sanita for Price 1 $360 $272 Reserve (#) ______ A B C CC DD EE $ __________ an afternoon tribute to Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli’s historic 1964 concert at London’s Price 2 $260 $199 Reserve (#) ______ A B C CC DD EE $ __________ famed Palladium Theatre. These dynamic divas will be singing “Once In A Lifetime,” “Just Price 3 $200 $150 Reserve (#) ______ A C BB FF $ __________ In Time,” “Gypsy In My Soul” plus other favorites such as “Cabaret,” “New York, New Price 4 $148 $111 Reserve (#) ______ A C AA AAA GG GGG $ __________ York,” and of course, “Somewhere Over The Rainbow.” Handling Fee $ ________9.00 SUN Ellis Hall, Ambassador of Soul Patron Information Total $ ________ Performing Ray Charles, Motown & Beyond 10.14 Name _______________________________________________________________________ 3PM The Santa Rosa Symphony Pops kicks off its 2018-19 Season, with a Address _____________________________________________________________________ powerful show, Ray Charles, Motown & Beyond, featuring Ray Charles’ City/State __________________________________________ Zip _____________________ protégé, the electrifying Ellis Hall, Ambassador of Soul. The former lead singer of Tower of Power produced this orchestral show to honor his mentor, legendary musician Ray Home phone ___________________________ Cell phone __________________________ Charles. The show celebrates their shared R&B roots and deep passion for the heart Email ________________________________________________________________________ and soul of music. *Please help us communicate with you more quickly and efficiently by providing your e-mail address. Don’t worry, we’ll never sell or share your e-mail address! Payment Method SUN Music of the Knights Check (made payable to Luther Burbank Center for the Arts) Credit Card: Visa Mastercard American Express Discover 4.28 Celebrating the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Elton John & Paul McCartney Card Number ______________________________________ Expiration Date ___________ 3PM Signature _____________________________________________________________________ Join the Santa Rosa Symphony and Music of the Knights performers for an afternoon of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sir Elton John and Sir Paul McCartney, three of Yes! I want to take advantage of the payment plan. Charge my card 50% on June 15, and 50% on July 15. (You will receive your tickets in late July.) Britain’s most legendary songwriters. Highlights of the concert include popular hit songs such as “Memory” and “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” to “Hey Jude” and “Live and Let Die,” to “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” and “Crocodile Rock.” Relive the music of their Ways to Order lives with this crowd-pleasing celebration of music royalty. In Person By Phone By Mail SUN Holiday Soundtracks Luther Burbank Center 707.546.3600 Complete this form and mail it to: 12.16 With special guests to be announced! for the Arts, Ticket Office Hours: 12–6pm daily Luther Burbank Center for the Arts 50 Mark West Springs Rd. Attn: Ticket Office 3PM Your favorite Maestro has a special holiday treat to get you Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Online 50 Mark West Springs Rd. and your family into the festive spirit of the season, with a Hours: 12–6pm daily lutherburbankcenter.org Santa Rosa, CA 95403 concert highlighting the greatest songs from your favorite holiday movies! We’ll be packing a stocking full of the greatest music from the best loved seasonal movies of all time—from timeless classics like It’s A Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street and Questions? Don’t hesitate to call us at 707.546.3600. White Christmas to new family favorites like Home Alone, The Polar Express and Elf. We’ll be happy to walk you through the ordering process and answer your questions. Tickets are non-refundable. Program and artist appearances are subject to change. All concerts are held in the Ruth Finley Person Theater at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, 50 Mark West Springs Road in Santa Rosa. Tickets may only be purchased through the Luther Burbank CenterTICKETS for the Arts ticket office. LBC_2018POPS_Brochure.indd 4-6 5/31/2018 9:59:30 AM.
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