The Bayshore Music Project begins its SIXTH SEASON! It
is our continuing joy to perform for you. Our Bayshore Symphony is excited about our new collaboration with the Snohomish Music Teachers Association's annual Student Concerto Competition. Each October, young pianists, wind instrumentalists, string players and singers compete to play one movement from a concerto with an orchestra, and the talented winners are presented in concert at First Presbyterian Church of Everett. This season, the concert is scheduled for January 31, 2010, and Bayshore Symphony is delighted to be the orchestra behind them. We hope you will join us for it.
We will offer our first concerts this year, on November 21 and 22, FREE TO ALL! This is our third year to invite our friends , old and new, to come and share music. Please join us!
We've presented music from Bach to Schubert to barbershop crooners. Our in-school Music Outreach group - the
"Out There Players" - performed in Stanwood, to the
delight of children and teachers alike. We are a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit organization, so all contributions to us are completely tax-deductible.
Check out the "Program Page"
to see what we will present in our exciting new season.
We love hearing from our audience members! Here are a few comments sent to us after our November concerts --- From Bellingham: "Kudos to the Bayshore Symphony for putting on such a fabulous program on Sunday! We were spell-bound by the music and energized for weeks to come by the Bizet. Honestly, it was just breathtaking and we were all so happy to have a reprise. Our friends loved it, too." From Mount Vernon: "Thanks for the swell concert. We should have, and in February, we will for sure bring friends!"
Our first Gala Fundraiser on April 19, Bayshore @ Beautiful Beau Lodge, was a great success! Thank you so much to all who attended! This springtime event featured wine, hors d'oeuvres and luscious desserts on the beautiful woodland grounds of Beau Lodge, 17581 Wood Road, Bow, then music from the members of Bayshore Symphony and the Eastern European women's choir Alilo. Musicians and patrons mingled, new friendships were formed and music shared. Again, our warmest thanks to you all! <
