Tickets for 2011/2012 season  are now available  

Tickets are $25.00 general admission, $15.00 for seniors and students

and can be purchased at the venue on the day of the concerts.

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Join the LA Winds as we discover 3 magnificent musical venues in the Valley while our PAB 

is being renovated – the new Carlson Family Theater at Viewpoint School in Calabasas 

and CSUN’s beautiful Plaza del Sol plus their spectacular just – opened

Valley Performing Arts Center

 Renew your membership or become a member of the LA Winds Family of Subscribers—

Beautiful music in beautiful settings at affordable prices for our 8 event 2011-2012 season. 

Season ticket subscriptions for the concerts are only $75—including the 

Gala Holiday Concert in the Valley Performing Arts Center.

An unbeatable value!

Join Maestro Stephen Piazza & members of the LA Winds plus these outstanding 

 guest artists-- song stylist Phil Jeffrey, trombone virtuoso from the USC faculty, Amy Bowers 

and internationally acclaimed trumpet soloist Jens Lindemann of UCLA. 

Don’t be left out --there are only 450 subscription seats available for next season!

OUR 2011- 2012 Season

Sunday Oct. 2, 2011 2:30 pm - The Carlson Family Theater, Viewpoint School

Subscription Concert 1 – “A Song and a Dance”

Our season opener includes Yosuke Fukuda’s electrifying Symphonic Dances 

and Bill Whelen’s Riverdance as well the LA Pierce Big Band with the Valley’s own Phil Jeffrey.

Sunday Oct. 23, 2011 2:30 pm- Plaza del Sol Auditorium, CSUN

Subscription  Concert 2- “The City of Angels”

Another in the LA Winds series of concerts paying tribute to the breadth and depth 

of our multi-cultural metropolis.  Music by Rossini, Hans Gal, Villa-Lobos and Allan Gilliand.

Trumpet virtuoso Jens Lindemann will be our featured soloist.

Sunday Dec. 11, 2011 3:00 pm- Valley Performing Arts Center Great Hall, CSUN

“Gala Holiday Concert” (included in subscriber package)

Join the LA Winds, Pierce Concert Choir, Philharmonic Choir and the 

San Fernando Valley Symphony for a memorable afternoon of holiday musical magic!

Sunday Jan. 22, 2012 2:30 pm – Pierce College Theater Pavilion

“An Intimate Afternoon of Chamber Music” – open seating

Join select members of the LA Winds and the Pierce College Music Faculty for 

a truly up-close and personal musical experience.

Sunday March 25, 2012 2:30 pm - The Carlson Family Theater, Viewpoint School

Subscription Concert 3 - “European Masterworks”

An eclectic program of wind band classics by Berlioz, Hindemith, Holst and others.

Trombonist Amy Bowers from the Pacific Symphony is featured.

Sunday April 29, 2012 2:30 pm - The Carlson Family Theater, Viewpoint School

Subscription Concert 4 – “Stars of the LA Winds”

Our very own composers and arrangers Charles Fernandez, Mike Kibbe, Paul Witt 

and Bob Joles take center stage as we showcase the talents of our very own virtuosos,

Mark Markus and Caryn Rasmussen

Sunday May 27, 2012 2:30 pm -  Plaza del Sol Auditorium, CSUN

Subscription Concert 5 – “Salute to the Red, White and Blue”

Our final subscription concert will include Copland’s “Lincoln Portrait”, 

Milhaud’s “West Point Suite” and Gould’s “American Salute”.  

A  fitting Memorial day weekend tribute to those who served our country

and preserved our flag of freedom.

Sunday, June 10, 2012 6:30 pm—Music Department Hilltop Green, Pierce College

Special Event- “Sunset Dinner Serenade”

Our annual season ending events ushers in the summer with an enjoyable evening 

of light classics, Broadway hits and patriotic marches.  

Subscriber supplement, $25 includes food, beverage and, of course, 

the music of your LA Winds!

To assure the best seats during this exciting season, I urge you and your friends

to order your season subscription as soon as possible.  

Remember, because we’re in some beautiful, but off-campus locations, 

we’re only performing one concert each Sunday

Don’t be left out of our “Season of Discovery”