Saturday, DEC 13
Coupeville High School Commons
501 S. Main Street
1pm-2pm
Instrument
Petting Zoo
2:30 pm
A Very Merry
Whidbey Christmas Concert
Program to include:
Peter and the Wolf - Sergei Prokofiev
Seth Tompkins, narrator
Christmas at the Movies - Arr. Krogstad
Miracle On 34th Street • The PolarExpress • Somewhere In My Memory • Making Christmas • Where Are You Christmas?
A Mannheim Steamroller Christmas - Arr. Chip Davis
Stille Nacht • Wassail, Wassail • Greensleeves
Minor Alterations - David Lovrien
Christmas Through the Looking Glass
A Christmas Festival - Leroy Anderson
Community Sing-along
A midwestern transplant with a Northwest state of mind, Seth Tompkins came a long way to master his craft when he arrived in Seattle to study at the University of Washington in 2009. With Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in tuba performance from Central Michigan University and The University of Washington respectively, Seth joined the Classical KING team in 2011, utilizing his music knowledge by joining the classical radio world. Performance still has a home in Seth’s life, freelancing with local music groups including Seattle Symphony, Olympia Symphony, Saratoga Orchestra of Whidbey Island, Seattle Modern Orchestra, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra, Seattle Rock Orchestra, and more.
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Since starting at Classical KING, Seth has taken on several roles, varying from Music Assistant, Assistant Music Director, Content Manager, Programming Director, he was on the team that created Second Inversion, and currently he hosts The Morning Show every weekday.
Whidbey's Saratoga Orchestra is committed to community involvement and we are thrilled to be partnering with Toys for Tots once again during the holiday season.
Toys for Tots. is a nationwide initiative of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. This program collects and distributes toys and smiles to youngsters during the holiday season and beyond.
If you are able, please bring a new, unwrapped toy and drop in the collection box.
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Our suggested ticket price for this concert is $30.
"Pay What You Wish" with Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra!
One of our founding values is accessibility and we want to ensure that anyone
who wants to experience our great music has the opportunity.
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Students 17 and under are always free!
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We serve a wide audience, so there are many price levels for you to choose the level that works best for you. If you are able, you may want to consider adding a donation to your ticket to help cover the cost of a ticket for someone else.
