BandTogether Press Release
WHAT: BandTogether's Annual Fall/Halloween Concert
WHEN: Saturday, October 15, 2005, at 8 pm
COST: FREE, but donations graciously accepted.
WHERE: E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall
The Community Music School of Webster University
560 Trinity Avenue (at the western end of "The Loop" by the stone lions)
University City, MO 63130
314-968-5939
NOTE: Map to venue is on the BandTogether website
WEB: BandTogether
EMAIL: BandTogether@hotmail.com
CONTACT: Gary Reynolds, Director, 314-313-9294
BANDTOGETHER'S FALL/HALLOWEEN CONCERT
On Saturday, October 15, BandTogether, the St. Louis GLBTA community concert band, kicks off its 9th performance season by presenting its annual Fall/Halloween concert. This event features a variety of Halloween-inspired selections for wind ensemble (with the occasional sound of hanging pots and pans) ranging from classic Rachmaninoff to totally fun fare, and even (gasp) a musical attack by Godzilla! John Williams will also "make an appearance" on the program for a night of performance you won't soon forget. Check out the Band's costumes for the second half of the concert!
If you cannot make this performance, please pass the word on to someone you know who might enjoy a relaxing evening of enjoyable music in a comfortable atmosphere. Word-of-mouth continues to be our best source of advertising. Thank you for your support!
As always, the concert is open to the public and admission is FREE. Your tax-free donations and applause are welcome and greatly appreciated.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
BandTogether was formed in 1997 and has grown to include over 80 musicians and dozens of volunteers and boosters.
BandTogether produces four public performances each year and participates in the annual PrideFest parade, as well as several other community events around the St. Louis area.
As a volunteer community band, BandTogether's main purposes are to provide the GLBTA community's instrumentalists a musical outlet and to offer unique musical offerings to the community and beyond.
BandTogether is a Missouri 501(c)3 non-profit organization, making all donations tax-deductible. Donations are graciously accepted at the door of every concert, through the BandFriends Rainbow of Giving program (see our website), through corporate matching grants (ask your employer), or by mail to:
BandTogether, 4579 Laclede Ave. # 259, St. Louis, MO 63108
WHEN: Saturday, October 15, 2005, at 8 pm
COST: FREE, but donations graciously accepted.
WHERE: E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall
The Community Music School of Webster University
560 Trinity Avenue (at the western end of "The Loop" by the stone lions)
University City, MO 63130
314-968-5939
NOTE: Map to venue is on the BandTogether website
WEB: BandTogether
EMAIL: BandTogether@hotmail.com
CONTACT: Gary Reynolds, Director, 314-313-9294
BANDTOGETHER'S FALL/HALLOWEEN CONCERT
On Saturday, October 15, BandTogether, the St. Louis GLBTA community concert band, kicks off its 9th performance season by presenting its annual Fall/Halloween concert. This event features a variety of Halloween-inspired selections for wind ensemble (with the occasional sound of hanging pots and pans) ranging from classic Rachmaninoff to totally fun fare, and even (gasp) a musical attack by Godzilla! John Williams will also "make an appearance" on the program for a night of performance you won't soon forget. Check out the Band's costumes for the second half of the concert!
If you cannot make this performance, please pass the word on to someone you know who might enjoy a relaxing evening of enjoyable music in a comfortable atmosphere. Word-of-mouth continues to be our best source of advertising. Thank you for your support!
As always, the concert is open to the public and admission is FREE. Your tax-free donations and applause are welcome and greatly appreciated.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
BandTogether was formed in 1997 and has grown to include over 80 musicians and dozens of volunteers and boosters.
BandTogether produces four public performances each year and participates in the annual PrideFest parade, as well as several other community events around the St. Louis area.
As a volunteer community band, BandTogether's main purposes are to provide the GLBTA community's instrumentalists a musical outlet and to offer unique musical offerings to the community and beyond.
BandTogether is a Missouri 501(c)3 non-profit organization, making all donations tax-deductible. Donations are graciously accepted at the door of every concert, through the BandFriends Rainbow of Giving program (see our website), through corporate matching grants (ask your employer), or by mail to:
BandTogether, 4579 Laclede Ave. # 259, St. Louis, MO 63108
posted by Aaron at 8:13 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home