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West Coast Woman's December issue here! Are you excited that Season has again returned? We are! Check out our Season Preview Part 2 where we look at the arts in our community and highlight events we think you’ll like. And, Virginia Shearer, the new Executive Director at Sarasota Art Museum. We have seven features on the arts this month. Also find a future on how you can give back to nonprofits serving the less fortunate. And don’t miss our Nonprofit Feature on Rise ’n Nye’s. Our dining in column has some sparkly cocktail recipes for the holidays.

West Coast Woman's December issue here! Are you excited that Season has again returned? We are! Check out our Season Preview Part 2 where we look at the arts in our community and highlight events we think you’ll like. And, Virginia Shearer, the new Executive Director at Sarasota Art Museum. We have seven features on the arts this month. Also find a future on how you can give back to nonprofits serving the less fortunate. And don’t miss our Nonprofit Feature on Rise ’n Nye’s. Our dining in column has some sparkly cocktail recipes for the holidays.

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IS BACK AND LIVE<br />

After<br />

postp<br />

o n i n g<br />

its 2020-<br />

1. 2.<br />

21 season at<br />

the Venice Performing<br />

Arts Center, The<br />

Venice Symphony<br />

has returned live and<br />

has every concert and<br />

guest artist planned<br />

for 2020-21. Music Director<br />

Troy Quinn will<br />

lead The Symphony’s<br />

outstanding professional<br />

orchestra in all<br />

remaining concerts<br />

through to April 2022.<br />

“We promised to roll<br />

over our concert programs<br />

and guest artists<br />

from last season to this<br />

season due to the response<br />

to the programs<br />

and the great artistry<br />

of these guest performers,”<br />

said Quinn.<br />

“I believe the themes<br />

of these concerts will<br />

resonate with our subscribers<br />

and I am looking<br />

forward to being<br />

back on stage with our<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

musicians in the Fall to<br />

present them.”<br />

1. Troy Quinn Music Director 2. Eric Rigler 3. Coya Bailey Jones 4. Fabiola Kim<br />

The Symphony’s<br />

48th season includes masterworks by osity and optimism of our dedicated for Handel’s majestic “Hallelujah<br />

Brahms, Schumann, Stravinsky and<br />

Mendelssohn, contemporary classics,<br />

music from Broadway, Hollywood, opera<br />

and more. Among the many highlights,<br />

supporters and subscribers, the majority<br />

of whom retained their tickets<br />

for the coming season. While we feel<br />

fortunate to have shared our amazing<br />

Chorus” and a traditional sing-a-long.<br />

Under the Big Top: A Tribute to<br />

the Circus | January 14-15, 2022<br />

world-class piper Eric Rigler musicians with thousands of people<br />

Celebrate our community’s ties to the<br />

will reprise his performance on “My through our free virtual concerts,<br />

circus with this captivating concert<br />

Heart Will Go On” from the film Titanic<br />

at A Night at the Oscars and superstar live orchestra performance.”<br />

there is nothing like the thrill of a<br />

accompanied by video and images<br />

from the Ringling Circus Museum.<br />

violinist Fabiola Kim solos on The Lark<br />

The Venice Performing Arts Center<br />

is a state-of-the-art building from Gypsy, music from The Lion<br />

Selections include the Overture<br />

Ascending. Several concerts including<br />

Under the Big Top: A Tribute to the<br />

located on the campus of Venice King and Swan Lake, The Can-Can<br />

Circus will feature video and film clips<br />

High School, One Indian Ave., Venice. and much more. Guest soloist Coya<br />

to enhance the concert experience.<br />

Concert information and updates Bailey Jones will perform “Never<br />

The Venice Symphony will present<br />

“Songs from the Stage and Screen<br />

will be available at thevenicesymphony.org.<br />

For more information, <br />

Enough” from The Greatest Showman.<br />

with Linda Eder” May 6-7, 2022 at the<br />

call 941-207-8822 or email music@<br />

A Night at the Oscars<br />

VPAC. This concert was rescheduled<br />

thevenicesymphony.org.<br />

February 4-5, 2022 <br />

from May <strong>2021</strong> and is not part of the<br />

World-renowned piper Eric Rigler<br />

regular season.<br />

THE VENICE SYMPHONY’S will reprise his original soul-stirring<br />

Subscriptions and packages are<br />

<strong>2021</strong>-22 Concert Season performance of “My Heart Will Go<br />

available by calling 941-207-8822. The<br />

Symphony’s popular Pre-Concert Talks<br />

A Holly Jolly Holiday<br />

On” from the movie Titanic, and music<br />

from Braveheart in a concert that<br />

will also resume before each concert.<br />

December 17-18, <strong>2021</strong><br />

includes beloved music from Forrest<br />

This free series is moderated by Joseph A time-honored tradition with a twist<br />

Gump, The Godfather, Rocky, The<br />

Caulkins and features Troy Quinn, featuring classic carols and Chanukah<br />

Magnificent Seven, La La Land, Breakfast<br />

at Tiffany’s and much more.<br />

Symphony musicians and guests. music, beloved standards Sleigh<br />

Christine Kasten, President/CEO of Ride and White Christmas, music<br />

The Venice Symphony said, “The one from The Nutcracker and holiday<br />

Superheroes and Schumann<br />

thing that has been a constant during film favorites. Sarasota’s Key Chorale,<br />

February 25-26, 2022<br />

this unpredictable and difficult year, the area’s premier symphonic chorus,<br />

has been the encouragement, gener-<br />

is scheduled to return to our stage The Venice Symphony Orchestra<br />

transports you from<br />

Jean Sibelius’, Finlandia<br />

to The Dark World of<br />

Thor, with stops in the<br />

Marvel and DC Universe.<br />

The concert will<br />

conclude with Robert<br />

Schumann’s Symphony<br />

No. 4 in D Minor, featuring<br />

Concertmaster<br />

Marcus Ratzenboeck.<br />

Game of Romes<br />

March 18-19, 2022<br />

The rousing score<br />

of Ben-Hur opens the<br />

program, followed<br />

by intermezzos from<br />

Mascagni and Puccini,<br />

the theme from Game<br />

of Thrones and Rossini’s<br />

masterpiece, the<br />

Overture from William<br />

Tell. The finale is<br />

Felix Mendelssohn’s<br />

Symphony No. 4, also<br />

known as “The Italian<br />

Symphony.” What<br />

better way to celebrate<br />

The Symphony’s Gala<br />

weekend?”<br />

Fantasy,<br />

Firebird, and<br />

Fabiola<br />

April 22-23, 2022<br />

Hailed by the New York Times as<br />

“playing with extraordinary precision<br />

and luminosity,” violinist Fabiola<br />

Kim solos on Ralph Vaughan<br />

Williams’ The Lark Ascending. Wagner’s<br />

Ride of the Valkyries and music<br />

from Chariots of Fire and How to<br />

Train Your Dragon lead to our season’s<br />

scorching finale, Igor Stravinsky’s<br />

The Firebird Suite.<br />

Rescheduled from 2020 at the VPAC,<br />

and not part of the subscription series:<br />

Songs from the Screen and<br />

Stage with Linda Eder<br />

May 6-7, 2022<br />

Broadway and recording star Linda<br />

Eder joins The Venice Symphony<br />

for an unforgettable concert of<br />

classics from Broadway and Hollywood.<br />

Eder has been called “one of<br />

the greatest voices of our time” and<br />

routinely sells out performances all<br />

over the Country.<br />

22 WEST COAST WOMAN <strong>DEC</strong>EMBER <strong>2021</strong>

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