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Do you have a room to spare? Our Host Lodging Program could be right for you!
As we continue to recruit talented musicians from across the state, we want to ensure we can provide safe and comfortable housing. Become part of our Symphony family by sharing your time and home with one of our musicians!
Requirements include a private bedroom and bathroom, parking space and continental breakfast.
Learn more or sign up to become a host at www.swflso.org/host-a-musician/ or contact Katherine Baloff at personnelmanager@swflso.org or 239-418-0996. ... See MoreSee Less
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It's out of the bag.Meet our new maestro! We are overjoyed to announce the appointment of our next Music Director, Maestro 𝐑𝐚𝐝𝐮 𝐏𝐚𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐮! After an intense search for new artistic leadership that spanned the course of nearly three years, The Southwest Florida Symphony only had to look as far as its neighbor to the south, Naples, to discover who will lead Lee County’s crown jewel of arts and culture into the future.
Learn more about Radu Paponiu HERE:
www.swflso.org/meet-our-new-maestro/
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And the phones are ringinggg! ☎️
Something's coming...3 ᴍᴏʀᴇ ᴅᴀʏꜱ until we announce our next Music Director and 2022-2023 season of concerts, soloists, and guest artists.💫 ... See MoreSee Less
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At the final Youth Orchestra concert of the season, Ellen Schneider, our Past President and interim chair of the Scholarship Program, was happy to present the $1,000 John Hudson Scholarship to My Vu, the Assistant Concertmaster. My Vu will be attending the University of Florida and majoring in engineering, but we're sure her violin playing will continue to give her and her listeners much pleasure. ... See MoreSee Less
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Great job Ellen. Congrats My
Congratulations My, so proud of you!
Congratulations! 🎶🎻🎉
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Passing the baton. Our former Symphony Society president of two years, Ellen Schneider, on the left, passes along important information to the new president, Janet Hladik, right. Ms. Hladik has volunteered for 10 years with the Southwest Florida Symphony Society, and has previously served as Vice President and Secretary. “My theme this year is like an orchestra: we all have a part to play”, says Janet Hladik. Claps all around! ... See MoreSee Less
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Youth orchestra strikes back at car ad that pokes fun at young players
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After a Canadian youth orchestra saw a recent SUV commercial poking fun at young musicians, it decided to fight back with an ad of its own. Watch that video from the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra, alo...Comment on Facebook