Today I'm excited to be speaking about the San Juan Symphony's upcoming 41st Anniversary Season called "Larger Than Life" featuring four concerts including performances by guest soloists. Joining me in the studio are Thomas Heuser Music Director and Conductor of the symphony and Meghann Zenteno Executive Director who together created this outstanding program. You'll hear music by composers such as John Adams, Gustav Holst, Melanie Bonis, Johannes Brahms and Amadeus Mozart with guest soloists Norman Krieger on piano and Tommy Mesa on cello. The San Juan Symphony has been bringing professional high caliber music and concerts to the region for over four decades as well as exciting collaborations with other community organizations. The symphony also has many programs to support music education including youth orchestras, Side by Side performances, scholarships and a new Young Artists Competition! In addition to the full symphony experiences they host chamber music and chamber singer performances, a Bach Festival and the Majesty of Christmas through the Beyond the Concert Hall series. The regular season performances take place both at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College here in Durango, Colorado on Saturday evenings at 7:30pm and at the Henderson Fine Arts center at San Juan College in Farmington, New Mexico at 3pm. Beginning July 6 new season tickets are available at 50% off for first time subscribers in Durango and 25% off in Farmington! For more information and tickets you can visit the website at sanjuansymphony.org.