ESO Concert information Archive

Sept. 25 & 26, 2004 ~ STARDUST Fun! ~ 1940's Musical review ~ ala The Andrews Sisters!!

Dec. 4 & 5, 2004 ~ Christmas Concerts >>> 7:00 pm both nights <<< Christmas at Symphony Hall with the ESO and the Enid Symphonic Choir (this concert not part of the subscription series)

Feb 12 & 13, 2005 ~ Edgar Cruz and the ESO present a program of Spanish Favorites Read more about Edgar at edgarcruz.com

Mar 11 & 12, 2005 ~ Rebekah Ambrosini performs Sir Edward Elgar's "Sea Pictures". ~Also Pulitzer Prize composer Robert Ward's "Symphony # 7~ 'Savannah"

Feb 12 & 13, 2005 ~ Edgar Cruz and the ESO present a program of Spanish Favorites Both the Saturday evening and Sunday Matinee are sold out. If you would like to see the show anyway, I encourage you to come to the lobby just before concert time and get on the waiting list. We almost always have some seating available. Patrons who cannot come to the show often make their seats available. Any remaining open seats are released at concert time until all are seated or all seats are filled. Read more about Edgar at edgarcruz.com

Dec. 4 & 5, 2004 ~ Christmas Concerts Christmas at Symphony Hall with the ESO and the Enid Symphonic Choir Please note concert times ~ especially Saturday night Patrons ~ performances both nights >>> start at 7:00 pm <<< (this concert not part of the subscription series)

A Colonial Christmas heritage at Symphony Center
A piece of Masonic history
put to one more good use

I took these pictures because of the gold and brown fringed tapestry we were using to adorn
the front of the bar. It is a piece of the original decor of the Masonic temple room we are in here.
They were found in the building when the renovation started. They're old and dusty and brittle
and almost falling apart. They haven't been used for anything for about 50 years,
and this is likely the last time they will be used for anything.
They now can't be handled much at all without pulling the fabric apart.

There are two and each is about 16 feet long, originally hung above the windows on the interior
wall of this room. If you look to the right of the room in the one pic you see window units
that seperate the room from the kitchen. The entire wall of three windows lifts to open up
in one piece, casing to casing, (lifted on big hidden counterweights inside the casings)
to the kitchen area, or 'Ladies Gallery' where women of that era could watch
the ceremonies and presentations, without actually entering the lodge room.
You've come a long way, baby, mostly women run the place now!

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Hear different flute samples at Woodsounds (click on 'flute sounds' ) Other native American Flute Links: Odell Borg ~ 'High Spirits Flutes' ~ Brent Haines~ flutemaker Woodsounds.net ~ Being in Harmony