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A communal love of fine music

The sprouting Huntington Beach Symphony Orchestra will play at the H.B. Central Library Theater on April 15.

April 11, 2012|By Imran Vittachi
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The orchestra, a nonprofit not affiliated with the church, holds its practice sessions at Marina High School and sustains itself through sponsorship, advertising and ticket sales. An ensemble of musicians from the orchestra recently played at a beer-tasting event at the Whole Foods Market at Bella Terra, with the store donating a percentage of the day's proceeds to the HBSO.

"Classical music has to be there," said Carmella Zulli, a member of the orchestra's board who has lived in Huntington Beach for 34 years.

"You know, when the doctors tell the ladies expecting babies, 'Expose them to Mozart even before they're born,' it's exactly what we're trying to do — expose them to the good stuff."

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If You Go

What: "Music of Drama & Storm: Triumph in Wagner's Music," a concert by the Huntington Beach Symphony Orchestra

Where: Huntington Beach Central Library Theater, 7111 Talbert Ave., Huntington Beach

When: 3 p.m. Sunday

How much: Pre-paid tickets cost $20; $25 at the door and $18 for students and senior citizens.

More information: Tickets can be purchased with cash or check at the Library Theater's box office; at Fountain Valley Music, 8740 Warner Ave., F.V.; or online via PayPal at hbsymphony.org.

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