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cello, and double bass) followed in 2023 for brass and and Manley Thaler and the Thaler/Howell Foundation, through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The
percussion instruments. The deadline to apply is Sept. 1. NetJets, Lugano Diamonds, Findlay Galleries, HSS orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances
Applicants must be 18 to 24 years of age, be enrolled at Florida, PNC Private Bank, The Colony Hotel, Related by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists.
an institution of higher education, and reside or attend Companies, Provident Jewelry, IYC, Palm Beach Design Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County
college in Palm Beach, Broward or Miami Dade counties. Masters, Braman Motorcars, CIBC Private Wealth, and Gent with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community
The selection criteria is based on merit, integrity, artistic Row LLC are proud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony. Engagement, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand
performance, potential, and financial need. Eligible students Programs are also sponsored in part by the State of Florida, its education and community outreach programs with
must have household incomes at or below five times the Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture and the children’s concerts, student coaching sessions and master
2022 poverty guidelines. More information is available Florida Council on Arts and Culture. classes, instrument donations and free public concerts that
under the programs tab at www.palmbeachsymphony.org. About Palm Beach Symphony have reached more than 56,000 students in recent years.
The Lachman Family Foundation, Patrick and Milly Palm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier For more information, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org.
Park, Felicia Taylor Gottsegen/The Mary Hilem Taylor orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment
Foundation, DeLuca Foundation, Leonard and Norma to community. Founded in 1974, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts Photos by IndieHouse Films
Klorfine Foundation, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and organization adheres to a mission of engaging, educating,
A Johnson Family Foundation, Patricia Lambrecht, Dodie and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches

The Symphonia Announces Major Gift

To Its Endowment Fund

The Symphonia, South Florida’s premier chamber Steins have believed in our mission since day one, and we
orchestra, has announced that longtime supporter and will be eternally grateful for their passionate support of
Board of Directors member, Edith Stein, has made a our organization.”
$500,000 gift to the organization’s endowment fund in Next season, The Symphonia will embark on an
honor of her late husband, Martin B. Stein. ambitious series of four performances, each tied to a theme
The Steins have been involved in The Symphonia since relating to global awareness of our environment – “Fire” on
its inception, with Martin serving as cofounder of the Nov. 13; “Earth” on Dec. 4 (which includes a multimedia
orchestra, and honorary chairman until his passing in 2017. presentation played in sync with stunning visuals from
“After the demise of the Florida Philharmonic in 2003, the documentary, “Terra Nostra”); “Wind” on March 26;
Martin and I both felt that it was imperative to keep and “Water” on April 30. Season tickets are available by
classical music alive and available to the South Florida visiting thesymphonia.org or by calling (561) 376-3848.
audience,” said Edith. “We were able to financially support About The Symphonia
the efforts of establishing a new orchestra. It was – and The Symphonia, recognized as the region’s premier
still is – an honor, a privilege, and a pleasure to continue chamber orchestra, provides high-quality classical
help providing funds to this significant cause. This gift music for the enjoyment and benefit of the South
to The Symphonia’s endowment is exactly what Martin Florida community. The Symphonia’s performances
would have wanted.” Martin and Edith Stein and educational outreach programs feature nationally
The Symphonia established its endowment a decade and internationally acclaimed conductors and soloists,
ago and it has grown steadily, enabling the organization to classical music to underserved communities. enhancing the cultural lives of area residents, with special
further expand its programming, explore new performance “There truly are no words to express our gratitude for emphasis on its younger citizens.
venues, and create community collaborations that bring this incredibly generous gift,” said Annabel Russell. “The