From Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 to Tchaikovsky's Fourth, the West Michigan Symphony's (WMS) 71st season will feature some of the greatest works every composed. The season will open Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. with "Romantic Road: A Passionate Journey," a program featuring three works by the Romantic period's greatest composers. The program will showcase up-and-coming young violinist, Bella Hristova (pictured). The eight-concert series, which concludes June 4, 2011, will also include a salute to contemporary composer John Williams, a multi-media presentation in collaboration with Grand Valley State University and a return engagement by Las Vegas talent, Steve Lippia. The WMS will also debut a collaboration with Jennifer Higdon, one of America's most important living composers.
All WMS concerts take place in the historic Frauenthal Center for Performing Arts in downtown Muskegon. Season tickets are on sale now, with a variety of packages and prices to choose from. Tickets can be purchased online or in person at the WMS Ticket Office. Visit the WMS website for ticket details and other information.
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