Help publicise the new season

August 31, 2014 Posted by ISWO Press

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Download and print off a poster to help spread the word!

If you’d like to help spread the word about the first concert in the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra’s new season – which features the return of popular violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky playing Sibelius’ Violin Concerto in D minor, please download and distribute the attached poster or flier.

The first concert is on Saturday November 15th, at Medina Theatre at 7.15pm, and alongside the Sibelius Violin Concerto, also includes Gounod’s Mireille Overture and Rachminov’s Symphony No. 2.

Click here to download a black-and-white flier, or click on the poster image to download a PDF of the full psoter.

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