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New Years Day concert at River Run Centre

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Guelph Symphony Orchestra’s annual Viennese-style musical extravaganza has become a  Guelph tradition and will be held Jan. 1, at 3 pm at the River Run Centre.

Tenor and raconteur Mark DuBois, together with soprano Corinne Lynch, will present duets and solos. The orchestra will play waltzes, polkas, and marches, complete with dancers.

For details about Guelph’s Orchestra visit guelphsymphony.com. Tickets for the concerts are available at the River Run Centre box office (519-763-3000) or can be purchased online at riverrun.ca.

 

December 23, 2011

 ReliableFord

Cherry Hill

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