The Huronia Symphony Orchestra wants to be the music to your ears this season.
The small baroque orchestra, which performs at Collier United Church under the direction of Oliver Balaburski, is set to kick of its latest season on Sunday, Oct. 23.
They are inviting the community to come explore nature and enjoy love stories through the imagination of Dvorak, Puccini, Smetana, and Beethoven’s brilliant Symphony No. 7 during its show, which is titled New Beginnings, Life and Love.
The orchestra, comprised of 55 talented and dedicated volunteer musicians from the community, in addition to five professionals who lead the major sections, will hit the stage at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 for a single ticket, or $125 for all five shows. Student tickets are $15 while children cost $5.
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