Event: An evening of dining and conversation in honor of JoAnn Falletta

By NWHP admin on January 11th, 2010

You are invited to an elegant evening of dining and conversation in honor of JoAnn Falletta, who will be in town as guest conductor of the Santa Rosa Symphony January 23-25, 2010. (click here for more on the concert)

A full 3-course dinner in the Camelot Room of the Fountaingrove Inn will start at 7:00 p.m. There will be a charge of $40.00 per guest, payable by check prior to the event. Indicate one of 3 entree options for you and your guest(s) when you reply.

The Women’s Philharmonic’s Founding Executive Director, Miriam Abrams, will introduce JoAnn and recount stories of JoAnn’s tenure with the all-women orchestra. JoAnn will offer an informal address to round out the evening (link to JoAnn’s website). The first 30 guests to register will receive a CD sampler of music by women composers, courtesy of Women’s Philarmonic Advocacy (link here).

Reservations Required on or before January 15, 2010 via eVite or by phone to Robyn Bramhall at 707-293-6080.

Make checks payable to Robyn Bramhall, and mail to her at PO Box 55, Graton, CA 95444.

Contact Robyn for information on group rates on rooms at the Fountaingrove Inn and on how to get 50% off tickets to the Santa Rosa Symphony concerts featuring JoAnn Falletta as guest conductor

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