- October 19, 2022
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Joy Mayerhofer, Micki Sellman, Kay Aldin, Karol Foss and Nicole Eibe
Photo by Nancy Guth
Gary Heard, Brian Hersh, Sarasota Orchestra President and CEO Joseph McKenna and Chandler Pennington
Photo by Nancy GuthHosts Skip and Janis Swan
Photo by Nancy GuthMasterworks No. 2 conductor Johannes Debus with Brian Hersh, CEO of the Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota
Photo by Nancy GuthArt Ovation hotel hosted the Masterworks 2 dinner.
Photo by Nancy GuthRoxie Jerde, president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Sarasota County, speaks at the Sarasota Orchestra’s second Masterworks series dinner Nov. 29, 2023.
Photo by Nancy GuthMasterworks 2 Dinner hosts Henry Kawaty and Molly Dooher
Photo by Nancy GuthMarcelina Suchocka, principal percussion, plays a special performance for guests.
Photo by Nancy GuthDaniel Jordan, Audrey Robbins and Harry Leopold
Photo by Nancy GuthMarcelina Suchocka, Principal percussion, plays a special performance for guests.
Photo by Nancy GuthBarbara Campo and Aldo Massara
Photo by Nancy GuthTom Koski and Mark Pritchett
Photo by Nancy GuthBrian Hersh, Mary Hoffman and Johannes Debus
Photo by Nancy GuthPeggy Allen and Steve Dixon
Photo by Nancy GuthRina Alvarez and Tom Koski
Photo by Nancy GuthJocelyn Udell and Mark Pritchett
Photo by Nancy GuthGary Heard, Michael and Ana Shim and Chandler Pennington
Photo by Nancy GuthJames and Delfina Herbert
Photo by Nancy GuthRose-Anne and Chris Frano
Photo by Nancy GuthRoxie Jerde with Dede and Joe Mallof
Photo by Nancy GuthFran and David Nitschke
Photo by Nancy GuthBeathe and Jerry Elden
Photo by Nancy GuthIn addition to getting to meet fellow music-lovers and enjoy a top-notch meal, guests at the Sarasota Orchestra’s second Masterworks series dinner Nov. 29 at Art Ovation Hotel also got a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming concert.
Brian Hersh, CEO of the Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County, led a discussion with Johannes Debus, who guest conducted the orchestra’s second Masterworks performance of the season, “The Scottish.”
To patron's delight, principal percussionist Marcelina Suchocka also thrilled the crowd with a performance that gave them a taste of the concert running Dec. 2-3.
