Take a first look at our exciting 2012-2013 program!
Renew season tickets by May 16; tickets for new subscribers go on sale May 29.
As we complete a stunning season that included four filled houses in a row and two additional performances to meet ticket demand, we are pleased to announce our program for the upcoming season. Maestro Michael Neumann has put together a repertoire that will bring you a perfect mix of familiar favorites and less known works.
The 2011-2012 season was our first full season in the exquisite new Three Stages theater. Our musicians and our patrons were in awe of the beauty and amazing acoustics of this first-class performance hall.
Season tickets are now on sale for past subscribers. You can renew your seats, or request new ones, by calling 916-608-6888 or visiting the Three Stages ticket office on the Folsom Lake College campus. The deadline to guarantee your seats is May 16.
Second performance added for ‘Symphony at the Movies’
Demand has been so strong for tickets to our next concert, "Summer Symphony at the Movies" on June 2, the performance has nearly sold out. If you weren't able to get tickets, there's good news: We are adding a second concert on Friday, June 1.
This makes three symphony sell-outs in a row. Our February concert, "Music of the Heart" and both performances of "Glorious Beethoven!" in March played to completely full houses. As a result, to allow more people to hear Beethoven's magnificent Ninth Symphony, we invited patrons to our final rehearsal – a third performance – with enthusiastic response.
Symphony presents cello-piano duo at Three Stages
The Folsom Symphony is proud to present a classical performance by two of its most popular soloists, Susan Lamb Cook and Natsuki Fukasawa, at Three Stages' Scott-Skillman recital hall June 16 and 17.
Cook, a cellist, and Fukasawa, a pianist, will play pieces by Bach, Brahms, Rachmaninoff, Cassado and Villa-Lobos. Both musicians performed as soloists with the symphony this past season. Fukasawa also performed as a piano soloist in previous seasons, and Cook has joined the symphony's cello section for our Beethoven concerts.
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News and Events
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Folsom Symphony receives two local arts grants
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Hear Beethoven’s ‘greatest composition’ March 24 and 25
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Maestro Neumann will stay as conductor at least four more years
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Second performance added for ‘Symphony at the Movies’
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Symphony presents cello-piano duo at Three Stages
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Take a first look at our exciting 2012-2013 program!
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