The Lima Symphony Orchestra brings the music of the fab four alive, to help people say goodbye to 2021 and welcome in 2022.
After taking last year off because of the pandemic, the symphony brought back their New Year’s Eve Pop’s concert. Joining them on stage was the Classical Music Tour to perform some classic Beatles tunes. The New Year’s Eve concert is the mid-point for the Symphony’s season, and what has made this year different from last year was one key ingredient, a live audience.
“So thrilled to have an audience,” says Maestro Andrew Crust. “To be able to bring our family in to share the experience. We were one of the few orchestras that continued to make music during the first pandemic year, so we are very proud of that. We remembered at this time why we do this for a living, why we make music. It is not just for entertainment, it's to satisfy our souls and in the end, makes us better humans. If anything, good came out of this that was the best thing.”
The symphony will be getting back to some more classical music for their “Bach by Candlelight” performances on January 22nd and 23rd.
