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Fallbrook Music Society announces 41st annual concert season

FALLBROOK – Continuing its successful classical Sundays format at the Fallbrook Public Library, Fallbrook Music Society has announced its 41st annual concert season, with one of the most widely appealing range of artists ever programmed.

"This season we are especially excited to present rising superstars in a number of classical music circles, including those from San Diego State, UC Irvine and the San Diego Opera," said Ann Murray, executive director of Fallbrook Music Society. "We hope these in-residence ensembles will bring out aspiring music students and their parents from all of the surrounding neighborhoods and communities."

All concerts are free and open to the general public – no tickets are required.

"Our 41st annual concert series is exactly what Fallbrook music lovers have told us they want: a diverse range of classical music styles, instruments and formats," said Murray. "This season delivers that – it will be fabulous."

Financed entirely by donations from the county of San Diego and a group of very generous local residents, Fallbrook Music Society's concert season opens Sunday, Aug. 26, and continues through April 2019. Concerts are held each month, with the exception of December when the Fallbrook Library is closed for the Christmas holiday.

In addition to the ensembles in residence, the eight-concert series opens with Quarteto Nuevo, a more contemporary ensemble which blends Latin and classical formats, an all Sibelius program and Fallbrook favorites, Ian and Sean Bassett on classical guitar and Camarada's Beth Ross Buckley on flute.

"We especially want to thank and acknowledge our concert season sponsors whose generosity has enabled us to continue to bring these free concerts to our community," said Murray. "We couldn't do this without their gracious support."

The Fallbrook Public Library is located at 124 South Mission Road. All performances begin at 3 p.m. There will be a program preview at 2:30 p.m. with an opportunity for patrons to interact with the musicians.

Weather permitting, free refreshments will be provided on the Poet's Patio following the concerts. Brochures are available at the library and more information is at FallbrookMusicSociety.org.

 

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