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The David L. Belew American Masters Concert
Saturday; March 6, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.
New Life Vineyard; 2470 Princeton Rd., Hamilton.
featuring the music of Ellen Taaffe Zwilich | Kids, download and print this special coloring page, and bring it with you to the concert on March 6. We'll hang your artwork in the lobby, and you could win a valuable "green friendly" prize at the end of the show! For other green friendly information, visit www.environmentaleducationOhio.org
For information on Pre-concert Botany walks, please scroll near the bottom of this page! MEET THE COMPOSER EVENT
Friday; March 5, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. Parrish Auditorium on the Hamilton Campus of Miami University with members of the HFSO Tour of the Fitton Conservatory to follow. Event is FREE, but seating is limited.
To register for one of these FREE walks or the "Meet the Composer" event, please call the symphony office at 513-895-5151
Be sure to leave your name and a phone number, as well as which event interests you!
Someone will call to confirm with you.
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America's first female Pulitzer Prize Winner in music (1984), who will be present for the concert!
Also performing:
Kenneth Danielson, piano; Todd Fitter, French Horn;
The HFSO Chorale; Children from Hamilton Public Schools and St. Peter In Chains School;
and Handbell Choirs from St, Pete's and The Presbyterian Church.
Program: "Upbeat!" for Orchestra (1998) Concerto for Horn and String Orchestra (1993) Todd Fitter, soloist "Peanuts (r) Gallery" for piano and orchestra (1996) -dedicated to Charles M. ("Sparky") Schultz Kenneth Danielson, soloist (David L. Belew Young Artist Competition Winner, 2009-2010) I. Schroeder's Beethoven Fantasy II. Lullaby for Linus III. Snoopy does the Samba IV. Charlie Brown's Lament V. Lucy Freaks Out VI. Peppermint Patty and Marcie Lead the Parade Intermission Symphony #4, "The Gardens"; (1999) I. Litany of Endangered Plants II. Meditation on Living Fossils III. A Pastoral Journey IV. The Children's Promise
A special presentation and remarks follow the performance of "Symphony #4".
Funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ruder-Bever Family Fund, and Courtyard by Marriott, Hamilton.
Special thanks to the Turrell Herbavorium of Miami University (Oxford), as well as the Fitton Conservatory on the Hamilton Campus of Miami University, for the display of exotic plants in the lobby this evening, as well as the creation of the special coloring page on display. http://www.environmentaleducationohio.org/Tickets: $10 available here online, ("Use Your Credit Card" link to the left);
at the Hamilton Welcome Center;at the concert site, or by calling 513-895-5151.
Winter Botany Walks
(Sunday, 28 February 2010; 3 PM-Free Admission)
Celebrating the 4th Symphony (The Gardens) by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich
as performed by
The Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra and Chorale*
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Start the concert week off with a walk through the winter landscape with two Miami University plant experts. Dr. Michael Vincent (Curator of the W. S. Turrell Herbarium of Miami University), and Dr. Richard Munson (Manager of The Conservatory of Miami University Hamilton), will lead hardy hikers through the winter landscape to appreciate the beauty of the winter season. Learn to identify a few common trees and shrubs without leaves! See the effects of invasive plant species on our local woods.
Tours will be given in two locations:
1. Miami Woods on New London Road across from the Potter Park Golf Course in Hamilton on New London Rd. Gather at the small parking lot at Miami Woods.
2. Greenwood Cemetery in Hamilton. Gather at the main cemetery office in Greenwood Cemetery.
Tours will last approximately 90 minutes, weather permitting.
Hikers should dress warmly in accordance with the weather.
To register for one of these FREE walks,
please call the symphony office at 513-895-5151
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