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| October 15, 2007 | HIGH NOTES | Volume 2, Issue 2 |
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The NSA is grateful to Don't forget that there is a Dress Rehearsal PIZZA PARTY on Saturday, October 20 at 1:30 pm. Learn more in the outreach section of this newsletter. After the concert, take your ticket stub to the Crowne Plaza Hotel to meet conductor Karla Lemon and enjoy a 10% discount on your DESSERT selection! For details, click here. Then, give us YOUR FEEDBACK! We want to know what you think of our four conductor finalists this season, so visit our Music Director Search page to send us your comments. Looking ahead
In the newsMembers of the NSA were interviewed on the local television program, 142 Main. You may be still be able to watch the interview by clicking here. "Hot topics" included the Symphony’s search for a new Music Director and the Symphony's innovative marketing efforts meant to reach new audiences. Karla Lemon will interview on the Woody Woodland Show, AM 1590, on Thursday morning at 8:30 pm. Tune in! Keep an eye on the Telegraph’s weekend magazine, the Encore. Our remaining three conducting finalists will be featured prior to their concerts. Get to know the candidates before our concerts (and then meet them in person at the Crowne Plaza Dessert Receptions held after the concerts)! The Nashua Symphony Chorus has completed its fall tour! Please give a warm welcome to Operations Manager, Nick Adams, who started with the Symphony at the end of September. Nick looks forward to meeting you in person at our next concert! The NSA is excited to announce its receipt of a $12,800 grant from the NH State Council on the Arts for general operating expenses! In Jeff Rapsis' Hippo Press review of our last concert, he noted that piano soloist Judith Gordon "took a very feline approach to [Ravel's G Major Concerto], bringing it to life with grace and style." Reaching out
Our next "Pizza Party Dress Rehearsal", begins at 1:30 pm on Saturday, October 20 at Elm Street Middle School. For just $5 per family member, kids and parents can learn more about the music and meet our guest conductor Karla Lemon - all while enjoying a slice of pizza! MORE » Get involvedSpecial thanks to members of the Nashua Symphony Chorus who volunteered their backstage skills to make the tour possible. Zebulon Brundage has agreed to act as Chair for FANFARE 2008. You may remember him in his role as Volunteer Coordinator last year. Thank you very much, Zeb! We've enjoyed reading your feedback regarding conductor Jonathan Schiffman’s September performance with the NSO. It’s easy to submit your thoughts and we encourage you to do so, online or in the lobby after our concerts. There are several fulfilling ways to get involved with the NSA from office assistance, to photography, to concert production... Read about some of these opportunities by visiting our volunteer page. Though many of our ushers are already in place, there may still be a few slots open, so please make sure to contact us right away if you're interested in working our concerts. We hope to see you soon! Business partners"Working with the Nashua Symphony is a win-win situation. I get to reach the audience I want while supporting a great institution in downtown Nashua." Special thanks go to the NH State Council on the Arts for its support of the 2007 | 08 season! 
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The Holiday House Tour will be here before you know it. Save the date: December 1 & 2, 2007!
FANFARE 2008, our signature dinner/auction benefit has moved three months earlier this year! Save the date: February 16, 2008. For more information, click 
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