Welcome to the 32nd season of the Salt Lake Symphony. This promises to be the most exciting year yet of the Salt Lake Symphony, one where the orchestra truly comes of age as one of the leading community orchestras in the western United States

There’s something for everyone this season, from classics, to pops and family fare. Masterworks by Dvorak, Rachmaninov, Mahler and Beethoven highlight the classics concerts. Soloists are also first-rate, and include Stephen Beus, winner of the 2006 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition; duo pianists Ning and Jie Lu; flautists Sergio Palotelli and Susan Goodfellow; and the SLS’s own principal winds performing Mozart.

We are also pleased to continue our association with the Salt Lake Choral Artists under the direction of Brady Allred for a performance of Bach’s Magnificat in December. I invite you to check out the season and join us for performances in Libby Gardner Concert Hall.
See you there!

Robert Baldwin

Saturday, May 17, 2007, 7:30 p.m. Libby Garner Concert Hall, Presidents Circle, University of Utah Dr. Robert Baldwin, Conductor   Another night at the movies! Last year's pops concert was such a hit, the Salt Lake Symphony presents its "Music & Movies Pops II, The Sequel". Music from classic favorites such as "Ben Hur", "The Wizard of OZ" and "Bridge Over the River Kwai" are on the program. "Classical" music used as movie themes and background are represented with the music of Wagner, Beethoven and Barber for "Excalibur", "Immortal Beloved" and "Platoon". No movie programming is complete without a sampling of James Horner and John Williams: "Apollo 13", "Raiders March" and the nearly immortal "Empire Strikes Back" round out the program. You can almost smell the popcorn! Tickets $8 adults, $5 students and seniors Available at www.kingtix.com or 581-7100 or at the door

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