Northland Symphony Orchestra Announces Holiday Concert of 2010-2011
By: Gabrielle Sierra Dec. 02, 2010
Northland Symphony Orchestra will perform the Holiday concert of its 44th season on Sunday, December 12, 2010 at 3pm at Park Hill South High School, Park Hill South High School, 4500 NW River Park Dr., Riverside, MO 64150. Admission to the performance is free.
The program will include fun holiday favorites that the whole family will enjoy, including arrangements of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Winter Wonderland, The Christmas Song, The Bells of Christmas, March of the Toys, and many other holiday classics. The Northland Symphony is proud to have local elementary school choirs join us in presenting these seasonal favorites.The Northland Symphony Orchestra is a nonprofit organization that enriches the Kansas City Northland communities with its performances of great orchestral literature. We provide an educational atmosphere, as the ensemble consists of professional, community and student musicians. Our concerts are always presented free of admission.Following the December 12th concert, the Northland Symphony Orchestra will present three more performances, with the next concert at Staley High School on Sunday February 27. Thanks for joining us for this exciting season, and look for information about the orchestra and our performances at www.northlandsymphony.org.
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