The Symphony of the Hills will team up with Dr. Sabrina Adrian at the First Presbyterian Church to perform Camille Saint-Saens’ “Organ Symphony” on July 17, at 3 p.m. in the sanctuary.
This special concert is a “gift to the community” and a way to thank patrons and subscribers to the symphony’s upcoming season.
“We’ve been planning this for several years and now it is finally a reality,” said Dr. Eugene Dowdy, conductor and artistic director of the Symphony of the Hills. “If you have never heard the powerful Jehmlich organ at the church, you have a major treat ahead of you.”
The reduced-sized orchestra will also perform Respighi’s “Suite in G Major for Strings and Organ.”
Priority seating will be held for those who have reserved their 2022-23 patron and subscriber tickets. Patron levels include a gift amount above the ticket price. Subscribers are those who purchase season seating at its posted price for all five concerts.
All others will be admitted with a free-will donation on a first-come, first-served basis as long as seats are available.
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