September 27, 1995

Welcome Eugene Fodor

THE SCHEDULE

Here's the remaining schedule:

Friday, Sept. 29: Lalo 7:00-8:30
Bernstein 9:00-10:00
[Ed. note--Eric can always change this, like he did this week. ]
Saturday Sept. 30: Dress Rehearsal
Mozart 10:00-10:30AM
Lalo 10:30-11:45
Bernstein 12:00-1:30PM
Concert
8:00 PM, 7:30 PM Call

CONCERT DRESS

This is a formal affair:

Men: tuxedos or black suits, with colorful bow ties & cummerbunds (any color, or even plaid). Bow ties are mandatory; no long ties.
Women: black dresses (or nice slacks okay) with a colorful scarf, belt, or other accent. Please keep it dignified, not casual.

RETURN UNSOLD TICKETS!!!

You must return unsold tickets by Saturday so they're available for sale at the box office.

CONCERTO COMPETITION

It's time to start thinking about participating in our annual Concerto Competition. The date has not yet been finalized, but sometime in March is likely. Please see Eric regarding repertoire if interested, and plan on getting your own accompanist.

WE NEED TABLECLOTHS

We need someone to lend us plain white tablecloths for use in the lobby. If you can help, please see Victor Lee (percussion).

REMINDERS, ETC.

There are extra copies of the blue Season Rehearsal Calendars on the music rack.
It is very important to return all your music on Saturday night after the concert. It costs us a lot of money if rental parts are returned late. Some anonymous musician just returned a part from our June concert, and we'll have to pay a big late fee for it. Be responsible. Thanks!
If you still haven't paid your dues (you know who you are), please do so now and save us the trouble of asking you personally. $30, cash or check (payable to Redwood Symphony), goes to Treasurer Janet Sloan (cello, 3rd stand, outside chair).
Peter says "If you see someone ignoring this newsletter, please remind him/her that the more people read the Notepad, the less we'll have to make long announcements during rehearsals."

Dieter Bergman (violin) has published an autobiography dealing with the Second World War in Europe and his personal experiences with partial Jewish background. The book of 438 pages and 23 pictures sells at a cost of about $20, tax included. He will have a copy with him at future rehearsals.

This is a Web version of text from the newsletter "Redwood Symphony Notepad" which is distributed to members of the Redwood Symphony at rehearsals. The newsletter and this online version are edited by George Yefchak.

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