BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra Performances BEGIN:VEVENT UID:77642022-04-23 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220423 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220424 LOCATION:1250 Kings Highway\nLewes Delaware 19958 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=1250 Kings Highway\nLewes D elaware 19958;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=1250 Kings Highway:geo:38.757715,- 75.149639 GEO:38.757715;-75.149639 SUMMARY:Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra Performances CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra will make “A Heroic Retur n” to\nfull orchestral performances in its 2021-2022 season\, with all f ive\nsubscription series concerts presented at venues in Delaware’s Cape \nHenlopen region as well as on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.\n\nThe Orchest ra’s 24th season includes Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 in\nE-flat Major (“Eroica”)\, as well as works by Brahms\, Mozart\,\nTchaikovsky\, Viva ldi and more. It also marks the return of the\nElizabeth Loker Concerto Co mpetition\, which was suspended last season\nas the Orchestra reimagined i ts season due to the novel coronavirus\npandemic.\n\n“The monumental Thi rd Symphony marked a turning point in musical\nhistory and in Beethoven’ s career\, with the music’s power and\nweight representing heroism\,” said Maestro Julien Benichou. “The\nMid-Atlantic Symphony and its musici ans are honored to perform this\nmasterpiece in memory of those we lost du ring the pandemic\, and in\ntribute to the heroic medical professionals an d first responders who\nsupported us during a very difficult time.”\n\n “We are indebted to Maestro Benichou and the MSO musicians for\ncontinui ng to perform throughout the pandemic\, even as other\norchestras fell sil ent\,” said Mid-Atlantic Symphony Board Chair\nJeffrey Parker. “We loo k forward to again presenting full-orchestra\nprograms and to making a ful l season of performance available at\nvenues in Lewes and Rehoboth Beach. ”\n\nThe winner of the second Loker Concerto Competition will perform at \nthe MSO’s March concerts\, which also include Saint-Saëns’\nConcert o No. 2 for Cello\, with guest soloist Dominique de Willencourt\,\nand Sch umann’s Symphony No. 2. The program will be presented on\nMarch 12 at Ep worth United Methodist Church in Rehoboth Beach at 3 PM.\n\nBrahms’ upli fting Symphony No. 2 and Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto in\nA Major\, with g uest soloist Yao Guang Zhai\, highlight the season\nfinale\, presented on April 23 at Cape Henlopen High School.\n\nSubscriptions for the five regul ar season concerts are $195\, with\npatrons free to choose from any of the three locations for each\nprogram. Individual tickets are $30\, $45 or $5 0\, depending upon the\nprogram and venue. Tickets for the New Year’s Ev e program are $60\nfor general admission $85 for premium seating.\n\nTicke ts to view the April 24 season finale concerts via livestream\nalso are av ailable for $15 each. The livestream viewing option\, with\nreplays availa ble for 10 days following the performance\, is included\nwith subscription and individual ticket purchases.\n\nTO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF ITS AUDIENCE MEMBERS AND MUSICIANS\, THE\nORCHESTRA WILL REQUIRE PROOF OF COVID-19 VACC INATION FOR EVERYONE\nENTERING VENUES.\n\nFor additional information or to order tickets\, visit\nwww.midatlanticsymphony.org [http://www.midatlanti csymphony.org].\nTickets also may be ordered by telephone at 888-846-8600. \n\n \n\n \n\n \n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra will ma ke &ldquo\;A Heroic Return&rdquo\; to full orchestral performances in its 2021-2022 season\, with all five subscription series concerts presented at venues in Delaware&rsquo\;s Cape Henlopen region as well as on Maryland&r squo\;s Eastern Shore.

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The Orchestra&rsquo\;s 24th season includ es Beethoven&rsquo\;s Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major (&ldquo\;Eroica&rdquo \;)\, as well as works by Brahms\, Mozart\, Tchaikovsky\, Vivaldi and more . It also marks the return of the Elizabeth Loker Concerto Competition\, w hich was suspended last season as the Orchestra reimagined its season due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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&ldquo\;The monumental Third Symphony marked a turning point in musical history and in Beethoven&rsquo\ ;s career\, with the music&rsquo\;s power and weight representing heroism\ ,&rdquo\; said Maestro Julien Benichou. &ldquo\;The Mid-Atlantic Symphony and its musicians are honored to perform this masterpiece in memory of tho se we lost during the pandemic\, and in tribute to the heroic medical prof essionals and first responders who supported us during a very difficult ti me.&rdquo\;

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&ldquo\;We are indebted to Maestro Benichou and the MSO musicians for continuing to perform throughout the pandemic\, even as other orchestras fell silent\,&rdquo\; said Mid-Atlantic Symphony Board Ch air Jeffrey Parker. &ldquo\;We look forward to again presenting full-orche stra programs and to making a full season of performance available at venu es in Lewes and Rehoboth Beach.&rdquo\;

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The winner of the second Loker Concerto Competition will perform at the MSO&rsquo\;s March concert s\, which also include Saint-Saë\;ns&rsquo\; Concerto No. 2 for Cello\ , with guest soloist Dominique de Willencourt\, and Schumann&rsquo\;s Symp hony No. 2. The program will be presented on March 12 at Epworth United Me thodist Church in Rehoboth Beach at 3 PM.

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Brahms&rsquo\; uplifti ng Symphony No. 2 and Mozart&rsquo\;s Clarinet Concerto in A Major\, with guest soloist Yao Guang Zhai\, highlight the season finale\, presented on April 23 at Cape Henlopen High School.

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Subscriptions for the fiv e regular season concerts are $195\, with patrons free to choose from any of the three locations for each program. Individual tickets are $30\, $45 or $50\, depending upon the program and venue. Tickets for the New Year&rs quo\;s Eve program are $60 for general admission $85 for premium seating.< /p>\n\n

Tickets to view the April 24 season finale concerts via livestre am also are available for $15 each. The livestream viewing option\, with r eplays available for 10 days following the performance\, is included with subscription and individual ticket purchases.

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To ensure the safety of its audience members and musicians\, the Orchestra will requ ire proof of COVID-19 vaccination for everyone entering venues.\n\n

For additional information or to order tickets\, visit www.midatlanticsymp hony.org. Tickets also may be ordered by telephone at 888-846-8600.

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