FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Courtney Millbrook

Now, and always, you can be part of building this exceptional legacy. I encourage you to become more involved with LSO through volunteer opportunities and financial support. Please visit our website, www.lansingsymphony.org or call our office at 517-487-5001 to learn more.

Whatever you do, and however you contribute, know you are giving the gift of music and strengthening our community now and for years to come.

Enjoy the music, strive for our mission and musicians to be a part of your everyday life. You will find us on sidewalks in downtown Lansing, on WKAR Radio, at a local farmer’s market in the summer, on the lawn at MSUFCU for a concert, in your child’s classroom, at The Robin Theatre in REO Town, and many other places in our community.

Welcome to Lansing Symphony Orchestra. I am so glad that you have chosen to spend your time with us. Over the next couple of hours, I hope you are entertained and inspired, maybe even challenged or comforted. I believe music – particularly live music – has a unique ability to meet us where we are to provide us with something special. All we have to do is listen.

Thank you for listening,

Darcy Kerr Board President Lansing

Symphony Association, Inc. Senior

Vice President Human Resources,

Emergent Holdings, Inc.

Each concert is a unique event, a “one night only” chance for a particular program with these artists and audiences. I hope after you leave the concert hall, your Lansing Symphony experience continues through memories of the music, conversations with friends about the concert, or something new you learned at the PreView Conversation. I also hope you look for the same inspiration from the orchestra in other places in our community.

Lansing Symphony has a long tradition of being a part of our community, and over the past few years, the commitment has only deepened. Your orchestra is more than what is on stage here today. We

Courtney Millbrook Executive Director Lansing Symphony Association, Inc.

DIRECTOR