The Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra’s Masterworks concert Voices of the Earth takes place Thursday, February 28 at 8:00 pm at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.
Of Navajo-Ute heritage, R. Carlos Nakai is the world’s premier performer on the Native American flute. Hear Nakai weave ancient echoes of native songs with extraordinary symphonic music from north and south America. You’ll be awed this concert that explores the roots of North American music: a sonic tapestry expressing awe, thankfulness and reverence for the natural world.
Start your evening with TBSO’s Masterworks series Pre-concert Chat hosted by TBSO’s Resident Conductor, Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser. Chats start at 7:10 pm in the TBCA mezzanine lobby and are open to all concert ticket holders. Pre-concert chats are designed to enlighten and entertain you with facts and surprises that will maximize your enjoyment of the concert experience.
Repertoire
R. Carlos Nakai: Woodsong C / Meditations of Dinétah
Henry Brant: On the Nature of Things
Diego Luzuriaga: Responsorio
James DeMars: Lake That Speaks / Far From the Water
David Bryne: Ur
Glenn Buhr: Akasha
Aaron Copland: Appalachian Spring
Get your tickets now! Tickets range from $20-45 (HST included), and under 30s pay only $15 with the TD Under 30 Access Pass (available free at www.tbso.ca). Tickets are available through the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium Box Office, 1 Paul Shaffer Drive, 807.684.4444, www.tbca.com. Under 30 Access Pass tickets are only available through the TBSO Office, 807.474.2284, www.tbso.ca.
Season Sponsor: Dougall Media;
Masterworks Series Sponsor: Tbaytel;
Concert Sponsor: Premier Royalty Inc.;
Music Sponsor: Form Architecture Engineering;
Under 30 Access Pass Sponsor: TD Canada Trust