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Since then, it has grown to over 70 members and has undergone a name change.
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Doors will open at 7:30PM … and … we will have a ‘reading’ session from 8PM – 9PM for those of you who can stay. (We will not work on the music … just sight read it, etc.)
Thanks …
Dr. Thomas E. Rainey
Director of Music
Williamson County Symphony Orchestra
maestrowcso@earthlink.net
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Orchestra Society
Two years ago, a group of musicians got together with the goal of forming an orchestra in Williamson County. Numerous practices under the direction of Dr Thomas Rainey have helped 60 volunteer musicians bring the orchestra to life. The musicians spend hours each week to perfect the playing of the pieces. But their effort is just part of the task of fully developing an orchestra.
Without support from a broader segment of the civic-minded citizens of Williamson County, the glorious role that a symphony orchestra can provide to the fine arts environment will be diminished. An orchestra and the ensembles that will flourish within its musicaians can bring beauty to children, comfort to the aged, majesty to the religious seasons, and pure joy for all.
The Williamson County Symphony Orchestra needs you, those who enjoy our music, to join with us as we develop our orchestra. We need your moral support, a small amount of your time and a wee bit of your money. Please consider joining our Society.
Individual Member (one name) $25.00
Benefactor (up to two names) $100.00
Patron (up to two names) $250.00
All member levels vote in electing the officers of the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra Society. Society members are afforded the opportunity of serving on the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors. The orchestra hosts a season ending picnic for members of the Society. We provide recognition of members in our program guides. Benefactors receive two tickets to all of our concerts and Patrons receive five. Dr. Rainey hosts a dinner annually for the Benefactors and Patrons.
Donations can be mailed to this address:
Williamson County Symphony Orchestra Society
attn: John Gordon
1007 Green Meadow
Round Rock, TX 78664
Please click here to print and fill our new membership form
If you would like to make donations through a different method or have any questions, please contact the president, John Gordon.
Williamson County Symphony Orchestra is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.
Join the Orchestra Society today as a Patron, Benefactor, or Individual, and help the music continue!
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The Williamson County Symphony Orchestra Society is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
