Dress rehearsal time! Do you have your tickets yet? See you tomorrow night at @lauriermusic Theatre Auditorium at 7:30 PM! www.wellingtonwindsymphony.ca

We are looking forward to taking you along on our musical tour of the world next week! Check out the program! Tickets available at: www.wellingtonwindsymphony.ca

We are getting very excited about presenting this great collection of music for you from around the world! Even more exciting than the program for the May 16 concert is our new Student Mentorship initiative! Please give a warm welcome to these fabulous high school students who have been joining us for rehearsals, and will be playing on a Canadian piece with us – Breath of the Mountains by Cait Nishimura! 🗓️ Friday, May 16th ⏰ 7:30 PM, Doors open at 7:00 PM 📍 Laurier Music, Theatre Auditorium 🎟️ $20 Adult, $15 Under 35/Over 65, Students FREE www.wellingtonwindsymphony.ca

Get your tickets for the last concert of our 2024-2025 main concert series! This will be a fun exploration of music from around the world! 🗓️ Friday, May 16th ⏰ 7:30 PM, Doors open at 7:00 PM 📍 Laurier Music, Theatre Auditorium 🎟️ $20 Adult, $15 Under 35/Over 65, Students FREE Looking forward to seeing you there!

Wondering what our Composer-in-Residence was up to while he was here in the Region of Waterloo last week? Head on over to our website to read the latest News article for details on how his residency here was a direct reflection of our educational outreach plans in action! https://wellingtonwindsymphony.ca/2025/03/voicescomposer-in-residence/ Thanks again to @composerjim for everything you did while you were here!

We are all so grateful for everyone who helped make our concert on Friday evening a big success. Thank you to our sponsors for your continued support and belief in our organization. Thank you to our volunteers – working front of house and moving percussion equipment, our board for the work behind the scenes before this event, and to our Artistic Director and Conductor Cynthia Johnston Turner for her incredible vision and faith in our ensemble. Finally, a very special thanks to Jim Stephenson for all of your work this week. We'll post more about everything Jim was up to in the coming days, but he shared his music and inspired about 200 students in the Waterloo Region while he was here through workshops and presentations! He worked with us in a very special rehearsal on Wednesday night prior to our concert, and was with us for our presentation of his second symphony 'Voices' on Friday evening. What an incredible week – thank you so much. We all had such a wonderful time working on your music and were honoured to have you here.