Fall Classics


Concert Information

Carlos Simon Tales: A Folk Symphony

Selections from Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite and Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite

featuring the Newton High School Orchestra


Venue


Concert Etiquette

To ensure a pleasant and enriching experience for all patrons and performers, we kindly ask for your cooperation with the following concert etiquette guidelines.

  • Please silence all cell phones, pagers, and watch alarms (no vibrate or screen use).
  • Please remain quiet during the performance.
  • If a child becomes fussy, please step out of the auditorium until they are comfortable.
  • Applause at the end of a complete musical selection is encouraged and appreciated. In classical music, it is customary to applaud only at the conclusion of an entire work (after the final movement). You can follow the program or watch the conductor to know when a piece has concluded.
  • Please remain in your seat until the performance has concluded. If you must leave the hall due to an emergency, please exit quietly at a definite break in the music (e.g., during applause or intermission).

Enjoy the beautiful performance!

Winter Classics


Concert Information

Shari Flaming Center for the Arts, Tabor College

Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique

Winners of Dwight Beckham Young Soloists Competition.


Bethel College Memorial Hall


Concert Etiquette

To ensure a pleasant and enriching experience for all patrons and performers, we kindly ask for your cooperation with the following concert etiquette guidelines.

  • Please silence all cell phones, pagers, and watch alarms (no vibrate or screen use).
  • Please remain quiet during the performance.
  • If a child becomes fussy, please step out of the auditorium until they are comfortable.
  • Applause at the end of a complete musical selection is encouraged and appreciated. In classical music, it is customary to applaud only at the conclusion of an entire work (after the final movement). You can follow the program or watch the conductor to know when a piece has concluded.
  • Please remain in your seat until the performance has concluded. If you must leave the hall due to an emergency, please exit quietly at a definite break in the music (e.g., during applause or intermission).

Enjoy the beautiful performance!

Summer Chamber Concert


Concert Information

NMKSO musicians present chamber music classics.


Venue

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Concert Etiquette

To ensure a pleasant and enriching experience for all patrons and performers, we kindly ask for your cooperation with the following concert etiquette guidelines.

  • Please silence all cell phones, pagers, and watch alarms (no vibrate or screen use).
  • Please remain quiet during the performance.
  • If a child becomes fussy, please step out of the auditorium until they are comfortable.
  • Applause at the end of a complete musical selection is encouraged and appreciated. In classical music, it is customary to applaud only at the conclusion of an entire work (after the final movement). You can follow the program or watch the conductor to know when a piece has concluded.
  • Please remain in your seat until the performance has concluded. If you must leave the hall due to an emergency, please exit quietly at a definite break in the music (e.g., during applause or intermission).

Enjoy the beautiful performance!

Spring Family Concert


Concert Information

Strauss Sunrise from Also Sprach Zarathustra

selections from Mahler’s Symphony No. 4

Copland Billy the Kid Suite

A special interdisciplinary performance featuring Bethel College Academy of Performing Arts (BCAPA) Dancers and the Azteca dance troupe with artwork by Phil Epp.


Venue


Concert Etiquette

To ensure a pleasant and enriching experience for all patrons and performers, we kindly ask for your cooperation with the following concert etiquette guidelines.

  • Please silence all cell phones, pagers, and watch alarms (no vibrate or screen use).
  • Please remain quiet during the performance.
  • If a child becomes fussy, please step out of the auditorium until they are comfortable.
  • Applause at the end of a complete musical selection is encouraged and appreciated. In classical music, it is customary to applaud only at the conclusion of an entire work (after the final movement). You can follow the program or watch the conductor to know when a piece has concluded.
  • Please remain in your seat until the performance has concluded. If you must leave the hall due to an emergency, please exit quietly at a definite break in the music (e.g., during applause or intermission).

Enjoy the beautiful performance!