Waldorf Community Artist Series
To order season tickets you may call the Waldorf College Information Center at 1-800-292-1903 or e-mail Amy McGinnis at music@waldorf.edu Tickets will also be sold at the Forest City Chamber of Commerce office located at 145 East K St.
Reserved season tickets will be distributed at the first performance, Tim Timmons, on Sept. 13, 2009. If you are unable to attend, the season tickets will be mailed to you.
Tickets for individual performances will be sold at the door. $10 for adults, $5 for students.
Season Tickets:
$10 for students (through H.S.)
$25 for Senior Citizens
$30 for Single
$70 for Family
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Tim Timmons, saxophone
September 13, 2009 An accomplished musician, Tim Timmons has spent his career as a music educator and regional and international performer. Well-known composers have written works for him to perform. Timmon's solo recitals have been broadcast on NPR radio.
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 Rochester Choral Arts EnsembleOctober 10, 2009 Now entering its 25th season, the Choral Arts Ensemble has been inspiring audiences throughout southeast Minnesota with performances of outstanding choral music.
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Ames Piano Quartet
November 8, 2009 The Ames Piano Quartet, the resident chamber music ensemble at Iowa State University, is one of the few piano quartets in the world. The Washington Post aptly described it as "one of the most heavenly combinations of instruments around." The ensemble has toured nationally and internationally and has recorded nine, critically acclaimed CDs.
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Sara Jones, jazz vocalist
February 21, 2010 Jazz vocalist Sara Jones has been delighting audiences nationwide since she began singing professionally in 2001. Praised by critics for her trademark 'lush vocals,' and her 'velvet embrace' of the music (BVS Reviews, allaboutjazz.com). Sara has performed in numerous concert halls across the country.
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Brian Stinar, tenor
March 28, 2010 A Waldorf College graduate, tenor Brian Stinar has received critical acclaim for his "powerful vocal artistry" and his "engaging stage presence". He has sung over 25 leading roles and many pops concerts and oratorios ranging from Handel's Messiah to Verdi's Requiem.
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Jens Elvekjær, pianistApril 19, 2010 |
