Page 7 - Palm City Spotlight - November '19

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theatre haPPenings
Treasure Coast Youth
Symphony’s Fall Concert,
CARTUNES, Scheduled
The Treasure Coast
Youth Symphony’s fall
concert season brings more
classic fun as the orchestra
plays the music behind the
adventures of those lovable
but sometimes zany cartoon
characters. The area’s finest
young musicians perform
the works of some of the
world’s greatest composers introduced to the youngest
among us by our most distinguished rabbits, ducks,
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fawns, fairies, and mice.
Hear Liszt’s Hungarian
Rhapsody, Beethoven’s
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor,
Rossini’s Barber of Seville,
Strauss’s Die Fledermaus,
and Stravinsky’s Firebird
Suite in a cultural encounter
where silly meets sublime.
Conducting the four
November concerts are
John Enyart, the youth
symphony’s founder;
Thomas Servinsky, founder
of Academy Orchestra; and Benjamin Enyart.
The concert schedule for spring includes performances at
the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts in Vero Beach on
Nov. 11, the Eissey Campus Theatre in Palm Beach Gardens
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on Nov. 18, and the Lyric Theatre in downtown Stuart on
Nov. 25. All concerts begin at 7 p.m.
Tickets for the Waxlax Theatre are $12 with open
seating, for the Eissey Campus Theatre tickets are $15
with open seating, and the Lyric Theatre tickets are $20
reserved seating. Additional ticketing information, pricing,
and links to ticketing websites are available by visiting the
Treasure Coast Youth Symphony website at https://www.
treasurecoastyouthsymphony.com.
Educating to preserve, create, and celebrate our musical
heritage, the Treasure Coast Youth Symphony has served
our community as one of its finest musical performing arts
organizations for young musicians and orchestra audiences
since 1987. The Treasure Coast Youth Symphony is an all-
volunteer, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization composed of
the most talented student musicians from Indian River, St.
Lucie, Martin, and northern Palm Beach counties.
The Treasure Coast Youth Symphony operates
on funding through performance revenue, private
contributions, and orchestra member tuition. For 31
years the Treasure Coast Youth Symphony has provided
music education and performance opportunities to
young musicians of the Treasure Coast. Additionally, the
organization has provided over $120,000 in scholarships
and grants to its member musicians.
For more information about the concerts or the orchestra,
please visit the Treasure Coast Youth Symphony website at
http://www.treasurecoastyouthsymphony.org.
in Your
CoMMunitY
Treasure Coast Wildlife
Center
Announcing The Passing Of Dan
Martinelli...
It is with great
sadness that we
share with you
the news that Dan
Martinelli passed
away recently
after a long battle
with cancer. Dan
was the beloved
leader of our
Treasure Coast
Wildlife Center
for more than 25
years. We at the Wildlife Center are so grateful to have
had the privilege of working with him and benefiting
from his vast knowledge and deep passion for wild
animals and the natural environment. Those of us who
knew and loved him will miss him dearly.
Dan was the face and voice of the wild creatures
we care for and his spirit will live on through them
and through all of us. The best way to honor him is to
carry on and continue the work we do here every day
to help sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.
We are planning a celebration of Dan’s life and
will reach out again soon with more details. Until
then, we encourage you to share your memories,
thoughts and photos of Dan with us by sharing on
our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/
TreasureCoastWildlifeCenter/.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to
the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center and are greatly