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Message from the Executive Director

Welcome to the Phil’s fundraising concert featuring the

dynamic and talented Eileen Ivers! We are so happy to
see friends old and new coming together to listen to
great music, all to benefit the Plymouth Philharmonic From the Executive Director
Orchestra. Welcome,

As you settle in for tonight’s wonderful concert, I’d like to take a moment to tell you about
The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra played its first concert in 1913.
another concert we have coming up on Friday, November 18 at 7pm. Last year, for the first
time, the Phil partnered with America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration to bring you a
Today’s orchestra comprises all professionally-trained musicians who
very special concert the night before the big parade. It was so successful; we were invited to
do it again this year.
bring world-class precision, skill, and dedication. The concert, conducted by Steven Karidoyanes, will feature violinist Grant Houston. The
first half will include cherished American classics, followed by Mozart’s stellar Violin
Concerto No. 5 and a fiery rendition of Vittorio Monti’s Czardas. Tickets are only $30.
Under the guidance of Music Director and Conductor Steven
Since this is only the second year for this concert, it is most likely not part of your
subscription package – but you can add it by calling Erin in the Box Office.
Karidoyanes, the Phil has become a major cultural force playing to

You’re not going to want to miss this, so make sure you get your tickets soon.
critical acclaim, premiering pieces from leading composers, performing

The Phil
is honored to participate in America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration. The
weekend of festivities has become a beloved holiday occasion as well as an important link to
with world-renowned soloists, and selling out many of its concerts.
our nation’s history and heritage.

Hope to see you there,
Beyond the concert season, the Phil presents a wide range of

live music and educational programs to people of all ages and
Kim Corben
Executive Director
backgrounds. Working with educators, leaders, and community
partners, the Phil’s reach extends across the South Shore, serving as
an innovator and advocate for music for all.
As a non-profit, the Phil depends on donations and sponsorships to
bridge the gap where our affordable ticket prices - another facet of
our mission - fall short. Thank you for joining us for tonight’s benefit
concert; we are thrilled to present the talented and inspiring artists
Eileen Ivers & unIVERSal Roots. On behalf of our musicians, staff, and
those who will benefit from the work and mission of the Phil...thank

YOU!

Kim Corben
Executive Director
Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra