The Mission, Board, and
Staff
“It seems to me that we as a community should
all take great pride in all that the Symphony
of the Redwoods has
accomplished over these many
years. That this astonishing orchestra has survived
for so long pays great tribute to
both you who
have supported it and those devoted musicians
who have worked ceaselessly to assure its continued
success”
—Allan Pollack, Music Director and Conductor
Past, Present, & Future
The
Symphony of the Redwoods was founded in 1983 and
has grown to include 45-50 amateur and professional
musicians from Mendocino, Humboldt, Lake and Sonoma
Counties and the Bay Area. Music Director and Conductor
Allan Pollack has inspired and developed the orchestra
into a dedicated and impressive musical force,
performing challenging and interesting pieces as
well as the beloved classics.
Between September and May the orchestra plays
three or four "sets" of two concerts, the first
on Saturday night, the second on Sunday afternoon
in Fort Bragg. The Symphony also sponsors The Opus
Chamber Music Series on Sunday afternoons at Preston
Hall in nearby Mendocino.
In addition to concerts and Opus chamber music
performances, orchestra members contribute their
talents throughout the year to Symphony fundraisers,
musical salons held in private homes, the annual
Ledford House Dinner and Silent Auction, and a
Pops concert, as well as to other local musical
performances such as the Mendocino Music Festival,
Opera Fresca, Fort Bragg Center for the Arts Chamber
Music Series, The Mendocino Art Center, and Gloriana
Opera Company.
Board
of Directors
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Symphony Creative and Administrative Staff
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Conductor:
Allen Pollack |
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Manager:
Jim Culp |
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Personnel Director/Librarian:
Sandra Cosca |
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Production
Program Design: Liz
Petersen- Mendocino Graphics
Ticket Design: Beckman Printing
Photography: Jim Culp, Bruce Johnson, Christina Rossum
Technical Resource: Matt
Rowland, Tony Tringale
Stage Manager: T
White
Lighting/Assitant Stage Manager/Sound: Richard Bryant
Audio Video Production: Jim Culp |
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Email us at symphony@mcn.org or
call (707) 964-0898
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