Mahler and Mozart Saturday, October 16, 2010, 7:30 P.M. Fort Dodge Senior High Gymnasium Fort Dodge, Iowa In this not-to-be missed event, the Fort Dodge Area Symphony joins forces with the Central Iowa Symphony from Ames for a performance of Gustav Mahler’s tremendous 1st Symphony “The Titan.” Mahler’s much-loved symphony, described by many as the most original first symphony ever composed, draws the listener into an entire world of drama and passion the likes of which one rarely finds in a musical experience. The concert also features former Fort Dodge Area Symphony Music Director Laurence Burkhalter and University of Nebraska violin professor David Neely performing Mozart’s Concertone for two violins and orchestra. The same concert will be performed in Ames, Sunday, October 17th. For more information about our soloists, see the Laurence Burkhalter page. A detailed listing of the program for this concert will be posted here as soon as it is available. Admission: Season Membership or tickets at the door - $10.00 Adults, $6.00 Students. Season memberships for all four concerts will still be available for those who wish to purchase one. Be sure to register for the CD drawing which will be held after the intermission.