TODAY IS THE DAY!

Today is the day for you to order your 2009/10 Single Tickets! This is your first opportunity to purchase tickets on a per-concert basis, rather than as part of a subscription package.

The sooner you call or order online, the better the seats you'll secure!

Call 402.342.3560...
Visit us online at www.omahasymphony.org...
Or (even better) stop by and see us at our Box Office!
That's 1605 Howard Street in downtown Omaha, 9 AM - 5 PM.

Thanks for your support...we look forward to seeing you in the 2009/10 season!

Music & Masterpieces celebrates local art & live music Sept. 3 & 17

Music & Masterpieces, created as the Omaha Symphony Guild’s fall fundraiser, is now one of the area’s premier public art events. On September 3 and 17, we invite community members to Rockbrook Village where they can view and purchase the work of talented local artists. In addition to beautiful, one-of-a-kind art pieces, attendees will enjoy live music, delicious food and drink catered by Rockbrook merchants, interactive demonstrations, a silent art auction, and more!
All proceeds from Music & Masterpieces will go towards the Omaha Symphony's education programs.
All events will take place at Rockbrook Village at 108th and West Center Road. Reservations are required for the Gala. Tickets are $75 per person. Please call 402.342.3836 x171 to make your reservation, or order online at www.omahasymphonyguild.org.
Spice up your evenings: be inspired by live music and local art at Music & Masterpieces 2009!

· Music & Masterpieces Razzmatazz FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Thursday, September 3 5 – 8 PM Music by KaJam and Mark Sanford. Merchant Open Houses, preview art, and meet the artists! Watch clay-throwing demonstrations, enjoy a sidewalk chalk artist, or paint your own masterpiece!

· Music & Masterpieces Gala & Art Auction $75 per person
Thursday, September 17 5 – 9 PM Reservations required. Silent and Live auction, scrumptious food and beverages catered by Rockbrook Village food merchants, and music by the Bill Ritchie Trio and Millard West Chamber Strings. Celebrity emcee: Travis Justice, Action 3 News.

Itzhak will be performing THIS on Nov. 7

ALL TICKETS TO ITZHAK Go On Sale this Friday... Call 402.342.3560 or order online @ www.omahasymphony.org! Get a great seat for an unforgettable night of entertainment!

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Single Tickets for 2009/10 Season On Sale Friday, Aug. 28

The Omaha Symphony is thrilled to announce that tickets to all 2009/10 performances will go on sale to the public Friday, August 28. While subscription packages have been available for purchase since early spring, this will be the first opportunity for patrons to buy tickets on a per-concert basis. To reserve the best seats to the best shows in town, call the Omaha Symphony Box Office at 402.342.3560 (open M-F, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.) or order online at www.omahasymphony.org.
Community members have already responded enthusiastically to the dynamic, diverse entertainment offered in the upcoming season—a trend expected to continue with the sale of single tickets. “We are really excited about the 2009/10 season and the response we’ve seen from the community. We’ve seen a 14% increase in our MasterWorks subscriptions,” said Lex Poppens, Vice President of Marketing. “Plus, the launch of the new Sights and Sounds series has nearly doubled the number of Casual Classics packages from a year ago.”
Featuring timeless classics by Beethoven and Mozart, popular hits from Broadway and Motown, the legendary Itzhak Perlman, and the new Sights and Sounds series, this season has something for all music lovers. Mark Friday, August 28 on your calendar—and order quickly to reserve your seats!
The season kicks off September 25 and 26 with Passport to Russia, an all-Russian MasterWorks program showcasing the flying fingers of pianist Kirill Gerstein. For ticket information and details on the Omaha Symphony’s entire 2009/10 season, visit us online at www.omahasymphony.org. Patrons can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

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