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City of Seattle

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Mike McGinn, Mayor

NEWS ADVISORY

SUBJECT: CityStream’s Musical Extravaganza

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
12/3/2010  12:45:00 PM

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SEATTLE CHANNEL, Cable 21 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, December 2, 2010 Contact: George Howland, Jr., Seattle Channel Communications, george.howland@seattle.gov, (206) 684-8159 CityStream’s Musical Extravaganza Seattle Symphony, Pacific MusicWorks, Seattle Academy of Opera and KING-FM are featured on this week’s CityStream, Thursday, Dec. 2, 7:00 p.m. SEATTLE – On this edition of CityStream, Maestro Gerard Schwarz is celebrating his twenty-sixth, and final, season with Seattle Symphony. Not only has he transformed the symphony into a world-class orchestra, he's credited with being the driving force behind the symphony's home, Benaroya Hall. Maestro Schwarz takes a look back at his remarkable career and tells us about his future plans. Then say hello to Pacific MusicWorks and the Seattle Academy of Opera—newer organizations bringing older music to the Seattle scene. And Northwesterners have tuned in to classic KING-FM for fifty years. Now big changes are in the air(waves) for the region’s popular classical music radio station. Join host Nicole Sanchez for this musical CityStream, Thursday, December 2, 7:00 p.m. on SEATTLE CHANNEL, Cable 21 or watch it online at www.seattlechannel.org. -30- Subscribe to SEATTLE CHANNEL’s public affairs mailings Unsubscribe to SEATTLE CHANNEL’s public affairs mailings Follow SEATTLE CHANNEL on Facebook and Twitter!

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