BIG SPRING, TX — Earlier this month, Big Spring Symphony Orchestra’s longtime Music Director and Conductor Dr. Keith Graumann passed away suddenly on March 10, 202. The BSSO has stated that their upcoming Spring Pops Concert will be a tribute to Maestro Keith Graumann and his contributions to the performing arts culture in West Texas.
The Spring Pops Concert will be on April 22, 2023 at 7:30 PM at the Big Spring High School Auditorium and will close out the Big Spring Symphony Orchestra’s 41st Season, entitled “As Time Goes By”. Dave Alexander will be the Guest Artist accompanied by his Western Swing Band and Maestro John Giordano will be our Guest Conductor. Giordano is a longtime supporter and friend to the Big Spring Symphony and was very close friends with Dr. Graumann. Alexander and Giordano are working hard to bring an unforgettable performance dedicated to the memory of Maestro Keith. THe FMH Foundation for being the sole sponsor of this very special event.
The Big Spring Symphony Orchestra has stated that it will continue to bring high quality family-friendly performances to the community, while working diligently to search for the right conductor. Maestro Keith Graumann was one of a kind and cannot be replaced, but we will work to bring in someone who supports our area as much as he did and understands the importance of integrating LIVE symphony music into our local culture.
Tickets are on sale NOW at bigspringsymphony.org and the following in-person vendors: HEB, Heritage Museum and Karat Patch. Tickets are $20 for Adults, $15 for Seniors (55 plus) and FREE to Students College Age and down. Follow the Big Spring Symphony Facebook Page or go to our website to keep up with the latest information.
(Photos courtesy of Big Spring Symphony Orchestra.)
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