THALIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Joseph Pollard White
Music Director and Conductor
2019-2020 Season: Imagination
Dear Friends of Thalia,
As we go through one of the most challenging Springs in recent memory, we wanted to update you on our status and plans going forward.
Our last concert of the season, scheduled for April 25, has been cancelled. At this point it is clear that we won’t be able to get into any rehearsal space for several weeks and most if not all performance venues will be unavailable until at least May. It’s very sad, but also very clear that it’s the right thing to do. We have contacted all season ticket holders about their options, but in case we inadvertently missed you, please contact us.
There is happier news in the future! We will be returning to Town Hall for 3 concerts next season. While we’ve enjoyed performing at St. Stephen’s and thank them for their support, after our highly successful Benaroya Hall performance the board felt it was time to step up to the larger space at Town Hall. Concerts will be Sunday afternoons to mitigate some of the parking issues.
Town Hall is significantly more expensive than St. Stephen’s so in early May we will be participating in Give Big and focusing our efforts on raising the approximately $6000 it will take to play at Town Hall. We'll send additional details about that event in the coming month.
All of us here at the Thalia Symphony are committed to resuming live music-making as soon as conditions allow. Thank you for your continued support!
Dr. Joseph Pollard White
Music Director
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As we go through one of the most challenging Springs in recent memory, we wanted to update you on our status and plans going forward.
Our last concert of the season, scheduled for April 25, has been cancelled. At this point it is clear that we won’t be able to get into any rehearsal space for several weeks and most if not all performance venues will be unavailable until at least May. It’s very sad, but also very clear that it’s the right thing to do. We have contacted all season ticket holders about their options, but in case we inadvertently missed you, please contact us.
There is happier news in the future! We will be returning to Town Hall for 3 concerts next season. While we’ve enjoyed performing at St. Stephen’s and thank them for their support, after our highly successful Benaroya Hall performance the board felt it was time to step up to the larger space at Town Hall. Concerts will be Sunday afternoons to mitigate some of the parking issues.
Town Hall is significantly more expensive than St. Stephen’s so in early May we will be participating in Give Big and focusing our efforts on raising the approximately $6000 it will take to play at Town Hall. We'll send additional details about that event in the coming month.
All of us here at the Thalia Symphony are committed to resuming live music-making as soon as conditions allow. Thank you for your continued support!
Dr. Joseph Pollard White
Music Director
Join our mailing list for performance updates and other TSO news
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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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