Our tickets are posted on the TMH website. If you’re on their email list, look for us to be featured in their weekly email this coming Tuesday.

This week, I’ve flip-flopped the Daugherty into the first part of rehearsal, so double reeds don’t need to arrive until you’re needed at 8:40 pm, for announcements.

Here’s the new Ad Form for 2017-2018. Please download, print, and share! (I’ll add this link to the Resource page on this site as well.) Our ad deadline for the November 5 concert will be October 16. Please give all ads forms, ad copy, and payments to Tom Sweezey.

Enjoy this unusually warm Fall weekend — see you Monday!

I’m in Oneonta, New York tonight, ready to give my debut TEDx Talk tomorrow at 1:00 pm EDT. My topic is “Framing Failure.”

I wasn’t going to advertise this until after the fact, because I was led to believe that this would not be broadcast live, and I was just going to wait and let everyone know after the fact when they post the videos on TEDxOneonta.com. But apparently, that is not true; it will be broadcast live. If you have a Facebook account, just visit the TEDxOneonta page, and the livestream will be there.

My talk is the third of eight.

And if you miss it, they will still eventually post my talk on the TEDxOneonta site. And if I’m lucky, maybe I’ll make it onto the granddaddy TED site. We’ll see.

Oh, and yes. We have rehearsal Monday night. See you then.

I’ve just re-ordered the rehearsal plan for tomorrow night, so the double reeds (who don’t play in the Daugherty) may leave at the break. Please take a look.

Please leave plenty of time to park, greet friends, and warm up so we can start squarely on time at 7:30 pm

See you tomorrow evening!

As Labor Day looms, and the evenings and early mornings get cooler, we all know autumn is approaching. And it’s time to start to get ready for our first rehearsal on September 11!

Please remember that you can always check rehearsal dates from this site. From the home page (wsw.ebernet.biz), click the Rehearsals menu tab. From there you can see the grid-style rehearsal schedule and the monthly (Google Calendar) version as well.

If you did not respond to our survey concerning future “perk” performances, please do so before the first rehearsal. Click here to visit that form. The Board values everyone’s opinion, so please do respond.

Enjoy the last days of summer, and we’ll see you on September 11 at TMH to read through the entire Fall program.