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October Bon Appetit Moved to Spring 2009 |
 In consideration of our supporters, many of whom are battling the high seas of the economic tsunami, the Santa Clarita Symphony will postpone the previously scheduled October 16 Bon Appetit dinner to concentrate on our Opening Night event to be held on Saturday, November 8 .
We appreciate the support of our sponsors and attendees and want to ensure that everyone will be able to enjoy our spectacular Bon Appetite program without distraction. We will be looking for a more suitable date in the spring. Thank you for your understanding and we’ll keep you advised as to the new date.
In the meantime, plan to attend our Opening Night performance which will feature pianist Bryan Pezzone, cited as one of the greatest improvisers since Mozart, and friends performing a Gershwin / Jazz program.
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SPECIAL OFFER: 2 + 2 + 2 Premiere Season Package |
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WANT TICKETS TO SOLD-OUT ART GARFUNKEL SHOW??
Get 2 premium seat (center orchestra or balcony) tickets to each of the three Symphony performances this season, including tickets to a sold-out Art Garfunkel with a VIP reception. We have only 50 pairs of these premiere season packages, so place your order today by clicking the Purchase Online link below, or by calling (661) 284-6044.
Premiere Season Package includes:
- 2 Tickets to Opening Night, November 8 - An Evening with Bryan Pezzone and Friends
- 2 Tickets plus VIP reception to Art Garfunkel with the Santa Clarita Symphony, January 11
- 2 Tickets to Family Concert, Sunday April 19
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2008 Season Opening Night |
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An Evening with Bryan Pezzone and Friends
MB Gordy - Drums
Bart Samolis - Bass
 
Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 7:30 pm :: $40 / $30 / $20
($5 off: seniors 60 & older, students with ID, groups of 10)
Black-Tie Optional
The Santa Clarita Symphony kicks off its 2008-09 Season Opening Night in style with its first black-tie performance, "An Evening with Bryan Pezzone and Friends" Often cited as the greatest improviser since Mozart, Bryan Pezzone is the consummate cross-over pianist of his generation. He excels in classical, contemporary, jazz, and experimental genres and is well known for both his versatility and virtuosity as a performing artist, improviser, and composer. As one of the primary pianists for the entertainment industry, Bryan brings a certain electricity and energy not seen in other concerts. Don't miss this solo piano performance.
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