Boca Symphonia's Stein Series to Begin

Boca Raton, Florida (November 16, 2006)—- Music lovers from all over South Florida have a reason to be joyous—-the second season of the Boca Philharmonic Symphonia is set to begin. The Edith and Martin B. Stein Connoisseur series of classical concerts will debut Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 2:30 p.m. at The Roberts Theater at Saint Andrew’s School. See the sounds. Get your tickets now!

The wonderful program will include Rossini’s Barber of Seville Overture, Bolcom’s Commedia for (Almost) 18th Century Orchestra, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20, K. 466, in D minor and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings.

The guest conductor for the performance is local favorite, Albert-George Schram who is the Artistic Director and Conductor at Lynn University. He is also currently serving as resident conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and as regular guest conductor of the Tucson and Charlotte Symphonies.

Adding to the enjoyment, the Symphonia is bringing in piano soloist Adam Neiman, a 1999 Rubinstein Award-winning graduate of the Julliard School. He is currently a performing member of New York’s Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society and has appeared with leading orchestras throughout the United States.

Single tickets are priced at $35 and $45.

Subscriptions are $150 and $200 for the five concert series.

For ticket information, group sales or information about becoming more involved with supporting the growth of this dynamic musical presence, please call 1-888-426-5577 or 561-376-3848.

About the Boca Philharmonic Symphonia: In 2004 Marshall Turkin, former Executive Director of major American orchestras, and Martin Coyne, a former Chairman of the Board of the Florida Philharmonic conceived the idea for the Symphonia. Their founding vision was to offer a unique service to the community by presenting an annual series of Connoisseur Concerts. Now entering it’s second season, the concerts feature the most accomplished orchestral musicians in the area, performing masterworks in a wide spectrum of colors conducted by the most experienced and acclaimed maestros available on the international scene. The orchestra is a chamber-size one - a Symphonia - so that the Boca Raton area might readily afford to maintain it economically. The Symphonia’s Young People’s Concerts and In-school Activities have become an integral part of the founders’ mission and important addition to the community.

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Kay Renz
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561-654-8151