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November 7, 2020 | 7:00 CST La Porte Civic Auditorium 1001 Ridge Street | La Porte, Indiana PM November 7, 2020 | 7:00 CST La Porte Civic Auditorium 1001 Ridge Street | La Porte, Indiana The La Porte Symphony is made possible by YOU! Your support makes a difference! It is only through the combined support of many individuals and businesses that this orchestra can continue to bring quality productions to you. Consider a donation today. Symphony Patron Levels 10,000+ Major Concert Sponsor 500 - 999 Music Maker 5,000 - 9,999 Designated Concert Sponsor 250 - 499 Main Stage 2,500 - 4,999 Concert Master 100 - 249 Concert Note 1,000 - 2,499 Principal Musician Name _________________________________________________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________________________________________________ Email _______________________________________________ Amount enclosed $ ______________ Return with check payable to LCSO: La Porte County Symphony Orchestra, PO Box 563 La Porte, IN 46352 Credit card donations: LCSO.net 1 2 ON LINE EDUCATION 32nd Annual Educational Presentation 2020 Go to www.LCSO.net for programing and educational guide. Michigan City Community Enrichment Corporation Dr. Linda Sirugo & Attorney David Sirugo Councilman Tim Stabosz Psi Iota Xi La Porte Chapter This project is made possible by: 3 NORTHWEST INDIANA'S MOST TRUSTED INSURANCE ADVISORS FOR OVER 80 YEARS La Porte Michigan City Valparaiso Hobart 219.362.2113 219.879.4581 219.464.3511 219.850.1001 www.genins.com 4 Huelat & Mack P.C. Attorneys at Law Jerry E. Huelat • Beverly J. Mack • Jaime M. Oss David A. Mack • Robert J. Penney Representing Clients in Cases Involving Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Legacy Hills Business Park 286 West Johnson Road, Suite G 219-879-3253 LaPorte, Indiana 46350 www.huelatandmack.com 5 70+ Areas of Purdue Northwest is a proud supporter of the Study La Porte County Symphony Orchestra Approximately At Purdue University Northwest, we go 9,300 beyond the classroom, walking the extra students mile with students to empower confidence and encourage real world experiences. We Student-to- push beyond the boundaries of innovation Faculty Ratio to drive engagement and make an impact in 12:1 Northwest Indiana and the world at large. Learn more at pnw.edu/community. PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWEST /PurdueNorthwest 6 K athryn Bernel Chair On behalf of the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra, welcome! We can think of no better way to celebrate the good things in life than by offering our community the opportunity to hear a wonderfully wide range of music, performed by an enthusiastic group of talented, dedicated musicians. The last 48 years has seen the LCSO evolve into a major cultural asset in the region. Comprised of over 60 local musicians, the semi-professional orchestra is dedicated to enriching the lives of people of all ages throughout the year. In addition to its regular season concerts in November, March, and April, the LCSO presents the annual Holiday at the Pops, an event that has become a time-honored community tradition. Another much-anticipated annual event is Hoosier STAR, a singing competition that gives talented vocalists a chance to perform before a live orchestra and an appreciative audience. During the warmer months, the LCSO can be seen performing at outside venues such as La Porte’s Fox Park, New Buffalo Lake Park and Beach, Michigan City’s Washington Park and the Friendship Botanical Gardens on U.S. 12. The LCSO is also committed to bringing the joy of music to young people. Over 6,000 area students are treated each October to The Drayton Family Children’s Education Concert at the Civic Auditorium, where the LCSO performs three back-to-back concerts in a single day. In addition, the LCSO supports student music education and artistic experience with our New Generations initiative. We are collaborating with area school systems to promote music education programming; working to revive our Young Artist Competition; developing our student apprentice program; and expanding our relationship with Drew’s Gift of Music, a program which loans donated instruments to students who cannot afford an instrument of their own. Under the talented leadership of Executive Director Tim King, Interim Music Director Chuck Steck, and the LCSO Board of Directors, the orchestra is looking forward to bringing even more musical opportunities to our region. Thank you — to all of you. We owe a debt of gratitude to you for your support. Whether you attend a single concert, buy a season ticket, make a direct donation, join the Friends of the Symphony, or donate an instrument to Drew’s Gift, you are supporting the LCSO. And now, please sit back and enjoy the performance. 7 exceptional taste, great design, outstanding service. Building from the ground up, remodeling, or just sprucing up . 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Mr. Steck performs regularly as a trumpeter with the St. Joseph (Michigan) Municipal Band, where he has been featured trumpet and vocal soloist on numerous occasions. Since 2003, he has served as Principal Trumpet of the Elkhart County Symphony Orchestra, as well. He is also a long-time trumpet and vocalist with the Tom Milo Big Band. In addition, he performs with the North American Brass Company, a brass quintet which performs throughout the Michiana region. In 2013, after a lengthy career as principal trumpet, Mr. Steck became the conductor and music director of the historic La Porte City Band, the oldest continuous municipal band in the State of Indiana. His work with the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra features him serving as the Principal Trumpet, a position he has held since 1980. He first joined the LaPorte County Symphony Orchestra when he was in high school, during the orchestra’s very first season, was named the orchestra’s Most Outstanding Musician in 2006, and now serves as Interim Music Director for the Bravo, Maestro! series. 9 Proud sponsor of La Porte County Symphony Orchestra Always Open for your enjoyment after the concerts. TO GO ORDERS 219-324-WING (9464) 23 Pine Lake Ave. La Porte, Indiana 46350 Oh! The Places We’ll Go! Your dream today is your adventure tomorrow. When the time is right, LaPorte we’ll go there together! 801 Indiana LaPorte, Hilton Head -- March 12-18, 2021 IN 46350 (219) 362-8502 Charleston -- April 9-17, 2021 (800) 634-3437 New Orleans -- April 24-May 4, 2021 Mishawaka Providing safe, responsibly managed South Bend and memorable travel experiences. 620 W. Edison Rd. 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