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A Symphony of Seasons: Captivating Concerts by the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra

Experience a musical journey with the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra's spectacular events that celebrate the richness of orchestral music. From the festive 'Holiday All the Way' concert that heralds the season's cheer with the charming tunes of Brush Street and Mike Brush's original compositions, to the enigmatic 'Symphonie Fantastique' evening featuring Jaymee Haefner's mesmerizing harp performance, each event promises a breathtaking experience. Delight in Kevin Cole's masterful piano prowess in 'Back Home with Kevin Cole', and revel in the timeless beauty of the 'Return of the Red Violin'. Each performance is a testament to the orchestra's dedication to music and community.

Nov 29, 2024
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1. Holiday All the Way
Take your Holiday all the way on Tuesday, December 10th as the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra rings in the holiday season by celebrating with a beloved local band, Brush Street, featuring Mike Brush performing original Christmas music in addition to cherished holiday classics. It isn’t truly the holiday season until you celebrate with Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra.
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Dec 10, 2024
Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra

Saginaw, MI · Temple Theatre

2. Symphonie Fantastique
Take a journey through the dark and mysterious forest of classical music with Symphonie Fantastique. The evening begins with Wagner’s Rienzi Overture, followed by world-famous harpist Jaymee Haefner joining us on the Temple Theatre stage to perform Ginastera’s Harp Concerto. Lastly, we end the evening with Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique, a beautiful and dark musical dive into a brilliant and poisoned mind. Music programming subject to change.
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Feb 8, 2025
Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra

Saginaw, MI · Temple Theatre

3. Back Home with Kevin Cole
International piano sensation Kevin Cole, named “The best Gershwin pianist in America today” by Chicago Tribune, and “The best Gershwin Pianist since Gershwin himself” by the author of The Encyclopedia of American Music. Kevin Cole returns home to the Great Lakes Bay Region to perform the world premiere of his latest tour. With a full concert of back-to-back performances with the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, including Taking No Chances On You, a piece Cole wrote with an Ira Gershwin lyric. This piece is the first time the Gershwin family has approved a new piece with Ira’s lyrics since his death, and the world-premiere of Cole’s latest piece, Cole Porter Medley. Limited tickets are available.
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Mar 1, 2025
Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra

University Center, MI · Saginaw Valley State University

4. Return of the Red Violin
A legendary instrument and world-class virtuoso violinist returns to Saginaw to perform at The Temple Theatre in Return of The Red Violin, featuring special guest Elizabeth Pitcairn and the legendary ‘Red Mendelssohn’ Stradivarius violin, one of the most valuable violins on the planet. We begin the evening with Beethoven’s Egmont Overture before Elizabeth Pitcairn takes the stage with the ‘Red Mendelssohn’ Stradivarius to play Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto op. 64 with our orchestra. We finish the evening with a timeless and powerful classic, Bruckner’s Symphony No. 1.
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May 3, 2025
Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra

Saginaw, MI · Temple Theatre

Conclusion
The Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra's upcoming season is a testament to the transformative power of music and its ability to bring people together. Each concert is a unique celebration of orchestral music, offering a diverse range of performances that promise to captivate audiences. From holiday cheer and classical storytelling to groundbreaking collaborations and iconic instruments, these events highlight the orchestra's dedication to artistic excellence and community engagement. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of these unforgettable musical journeys that celebrate the past, present, and future of orchestral music.
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