THALIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Joseph Pollard White
Music Director and Conductor
2020-2021 Season Update
Dear Friends of Thalia Symphony,
I hope this finds everyone enjoying this beautiful summer and also staying safe and healthy in these unprecedented times.
As you may recall, Thalia Symphony suspended operations last March as the COVID-19 crisis began. We had hoped to be in a better place by now. Sadly, it is clear that we will not be able to resume rehearsals and performances for some time yet. The Board has set our guideline to be that King County be in 'Phase 4' and Town Hall be able to accommodate at least 200 audience members before we can resume. It is still our intention to return to Town Hall for our regular concerts and we are in close communication with them. We will keep you informed as things develop.
These difficult times have caused us as a society to re-examine and re-think almost everything we do. We in the performing arts have been uniquely impacted. Our art depends on people being able to get together in person.
When we get past this - as I am confident we will - we will also have a unique responsibility. Perhaps more than at any point in our lifetimes, people will be in desperate need of beauty and healing. When we get past this, we will be there.
Thank you for your support.
Take care,
Joseph Pollard White, Music Director
Thalia Symphony Orchestra
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I hope this finds everyone enjoying this beautiful summer and also staying safe and healthy in these unprecedented times.
As you may recall, Thalia Symphony suspended operations last March as the COVID-19 crisis began. We had hoped to be in a better place by now. Sadly, it is clear that we will not be able to resume rehearsals and performances for some time yet. The Board has set our guideline to be that King County be in 'Phase 4' and Town Hall be able to accommodate at least 200 audience members before we can resume. It is still our intention to return to Town Hall for our regular concerts and we are in close communication with them. We will keep you informed as things develop.
These difficult times have caused us as a society to re-examine and re-think almost everything we do. We in the performing arts have been uniquely impacted. Our art depends on people being able to get together in person.
When we get past this - as I am confident we will - we will also have a unique responsibility. Perhaps more than at any point in our lifetimes, people will be in desperate need of beauty and healing. When we get past this, we will be there.
Thank you for your support.
Take care,
Joseph Pollard White, Music Director
Thalia Symphony Orchestra
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Thalia Symphony Orchestras thanks Seattle Arts & Culture for its Civic Partner 2019 grant.
We proudly announce that Thalia Symphony Orchestra has been awarded grants through King County’s 4Culture Arts Sustained Support program for 2019-2020. This will help us continue to bring outstanding music to the community.
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