[Vision2020] Washington Idaho Symphony is sounding SO good--next concert is November 5/6

[Louise Barber]

Dear Culture-Lovers of Moscow, 

 

The Washington Idaho Symphony deserves a huge audience for this next
concert.  Under the new conductor, Nick Wallin, they are sounding better
than ever.  Concert-goers at the opening concert raved about that
performance; this one promises to be as good.  

 

Or better -- with three unique pieces on the program:  The block-buster, of
course, is Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade.”  But who could resist listening
in on Ravel’s “Mother Goose Suite,” or getting lost in Sarasate’s “Navarra,”
featuring the violinists Meredith Arksey and Yaroslav Tereshchenko.  It is a
dream performance for those of you who love strings.  I went to the first
rehearsal of “Scheherazade” and couldn’t believe the quality of sound.  

 

This concert is on Saturday, November 5 at 8:00 pm at Gladish Auditorium,
115 NW State Street, Pullman or Sunday, November 6, at 3:00 pm, at the
Lewiston High School, Lewiston.  

 

Tickets at the most cost-effective price are still on sale at the Chamber of
Commerce or by calling the symphony office (509-332-3408).  The $41/set of 4
tickets cuts $5.00 off the price of individual tickets at the door.  Really
a great deal!  But come anyway, those of you who have never tried the
symphony before and want to proceed cautiously –  come try it out once!
($15/single ticket, but always made sweeter because you may bring a child
for free.)  You’ll be back.  

 

If you have not dropped by for a symphony performance lately, you are
depriving yourself of one of the most exciting events taking place on the
Palouse.  

 

Louise Barber

 

 


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