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Livingston Symphony Orchestra Concert: "A Grand Farewell"

Culminating thirty years of dedication to and affection for the Livingston Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Istvan Jaray leads  his final concert as Music Director and Principal Conductor of the orchestra on May 31 at 7:30pm in the Livingston High School Auditorium.  As a conductor, Maestro Jaray has shared his life experience with orchestra members and audiences, a journey which began in a Soviet occupied Hungary. With a personal and emotional connection to the classics that is evident at both rehearsals and performances, he readily and frequently  acknowledges his heartfelt  appreciation for all the freedoms inherent in our society.  His passion and communication through music has taken the Livingston Symphony to a level respected by surrounding communities, musicians and audiences alike.  Selected works for his grand farewell event include Gustav Mahler’s Symphony #1, “Titan”, and F. Joseph Haydn’s Symphony #45, “Farewell.”
            Please experience “A Grand Farewell” by attending the Livingston Symphony season finale concert on Saturday May 31, 7:30 pm, at Livingston High School, 30 Robert Harp Drive, Livingston NJ.  Tickets are $25 for adults; $15 for seniors and students; and free for children under 12 accompanied by an adult.   Tickets can be purchased prior to the event by calling (973)980-1809 or will be available at the door.  

           The orchestra also invites the public to attend the farewell reception in honor of Istvan Jaray immediately following the concert at Menzel Violins, 4260 Town Center Way, Livingston . RSVP to punambhargava@yahoo.com or call (973)980-1809 for details. A $35 charge per person includes light repast, wine, champagne toast and dessert.  Checks for this after concert event must be mailed and received by May 24 to:  Livingston Symphony Orchestra, PO Box 253, Livingston NJ, 07039.  Kindly refer to www.lsonj.org for more information on the orchestra, concert or reception.


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