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2018-2019 Season Brochure BALCONY A Main Floor Rows A–O MEZZANINE B Main Floor Rows P–T & Mezzanine C Main floor left and right sides * NOVEMBER 17, 2018 D Balcony * *C & D includes 2 FREE student tickets STAGE MSO Season Ticket Packages (does not include Daryl Stuermer Show) BEFORE AFTER Section Sept 3 Sept 3 Quantity 10 00 A $89 $99 x ________ =$ 30 00 The world-renowned virtuoso guitarist creates a truly unforgettable evening B $78 $87 x ________ =$ with the Daryl Stuermer of Genesis Symphony Concert. Since becoming lead guitarist 70 00 C* $56 $63 x ________ =$ and a touring member of the super-group Genesis in 1978, Daryl Stuermer has toured 70 00 the world to sold-out crowds. With his core band featuring a dynamic vocalist, D* $56 $63 x ________ =$ 2018-2019 PERFORMANCES Stuermer joins with Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra to reinvent the Genesis concert Student $2058 $2286 x ________ =$ experience with unique renditions of hits and classics. www.darylstuermer.com subtotal =$ Capitol Civic Centre • Manitowoc NOT PART OF SEASON PACKAGE. TICKETS SOLD SEPARATELY. plus 5% sales tax =$ All performances begin at 7:30 pm VIP tickets include seating in first 3 rows, an autographed CD, and a pre-show plus CCC preservation fee ($6 per season ticket pkg) =$ “meet and greet” with the artist (watch manitowocsymphony.org for event details). manitowocsymphony.org MSO SEASON TICKET TOTAL =$ Nov. 17 Daryl Stuermer Symphony (not included in Season Packages) Quantity VIP Meet & Greet $65 each x ________ = $ Adult $40 each x ________ = $ Student $25 each x ________ = $ subtotal = $ plus 5% sales tax = $ OCTOBER 13, 2018 FEBRUARY 9, 2019 APRIL 13, 2019 Our season opens with a program in celebration of the plus CCC preservation fee ($2 per ticket) = $ completion of the Spirit of the Rivers project. Glinka, Goedicke, Rimsky-Korsakov, Manitowoc’s Own Garth Neustadter DARYL STUERMER CONCERT TICKET TOTAL = $ Lawrence University trumpet professor John and Shostakovich From Gershwin to Hamilton, with Rodgers Daniel is featured in Trumpeting the Stone, a A buoyant overture, a scintillating trumpet feature and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, and so Additional Individual Tickets for MSO Season Concerts musical portrait of the Oneida, “the Standing and a melodious and colorful suite are the much more in between, Manitowoc’s Section Oct 13 Feb 9 Apr 13 Stone People,” and their resilient culture. complements to the brooding, dramatic master musician Garth Neustadter 00 Including a pulse-pounding evocation and heroic Fifth Symphony of Shostakovich, displays his many talents in a guided tour A _______ _______ _______ @ $33 each = $ of the Battle of the Little Big Horn, an outstanding masterpiece of 20th century of the best of Broadway. The greatest tunes B _______ _______ _______ @ $2900 each = $ from the greatest shows, backed by 00 John Harmon’s Crazy Horse music and a triumph of the human spirit over C _______ _______ _______ @ $21 each = $ Symphony is colorful, a full symphony orchestra, will political and artistic oppression. $ 00 moving and uplifting; make this an unforgettable musical D _______ _______ _______ @ 21 each = $ 62 a masterpiece of Soloist: memory. And so much cheaper Student _______ _______ _______ @ $7 each = $ than going to New York! formal clarity, brilliant William D. Hampton, subtotal = $ orchestration and trumpet www.garthneustadter.com plus 5% sales tax = $ deeply felt emotion. plus CCC preservation fee ($2 per ticket) = $ INDIVIDUAL MSO CONCERT TICKET TOTAL = $ EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT! SAVE 10% WHEN YOU MAIL BY SEPT. 3, 2018 2018-2019 SPECIAL EVENTS Name JAZZ ON THE LAKE SERVICE Saturday, October 6, 2018 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION Annual fundraiser featuring live jazz MANITOWOC, WI MANITOWOC, Address FRICKE PRINTING US POSTAGE PAID US POSTAGE and dancing to Erin Krebs. City HOLIDAY TOUR OF HOMES State/Zip Saturday, December 1, 2018 Tour homes beautifully decorated Phone by local florists and designers. Email By providing your e-mail address, you agree to receive ONLINE AUCTION updates and other important news from MSO. February 2019 Purchase or place your bids on unique auction MSO Season ticket total from reverse $ Manitowoc items with all proceeds going to support MSO. Daryl Stuermer ticket total from reverse $ Symphony Orchestra KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY Saturday, May 4, 2019 Individual MSO concert ticket total from reverse $ Invites you to be part of Big hats and mint juleps! Annual fundraiser featuring derby-themed fun and games. ADDITIONAL DONATIONSTHANK YOU!! our stellar 68th season MSO Education Fund $ of symphony concerts We are truly blessed to have a symphony orchestra of exceptional MSO Endowment Fund, Music Director’s Chair $ and special events. quality in our community. The selfless contributions of musicians, MSO Programming $ volunteers and Board members, and the generosity of local businesses and individuals all come together to create the miracle Total enclosed $ SEASON TICKETS that is the Manitowoc Symphony. NOW ON SALE. When you buy a ticket to the MSO, you become part of the miracle Beyond buying a ticket, please consider making a donation to the MSO. Our educational projects connect students to the symphony by supporting quality cultural programming in your own backyard. and help to create the orchestra and the audience of the next And when you buy your season ticket in advance, not only are you generation. And your contribution to our Endowment Fund will manitowocsymphony.org guaranteed your seat in the section of your help to sustain our operations for years to come. Donations to choice, but you’ll save 10% with our Early Bird programming are used to meet ongoing expenses for special price when you order before September 3. programs/concerts. MSO is a 501(c)(3) organization. We look forward to sharing a stellar season Please complete both sides of this form and return with you! Want to learn more about the music? Come to a free pre-concert “informance” led with a check payable to “Capitol Civic Centre.” by Jim Miller. And after the show, enjoy light CAPITOL CIVIC CENTRE refreshments while you “meet the music” at our Wayne Wildman post-concert receptions. MSO Music Director P.O. BOX 399 MANITOWOC, WI 542210399 Your tickets will be mailed to the address provided prior to the first performance. Capitol Civic Centre Box Office Hours Open Mon—Fri from 9:00am to 4:30pm and Saturdays from Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra Orchestra Symphony Manitowoc 54221-0606 WI 606, Manitowoc, PO Box 10:00am to 1:00pm and again at 5:00pm on performance nights. 2018-2019 PERFORMANCE SEASON manitowocsymphony.org manitowocsymphony.
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