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The North Sound Youth Symphony's Spring Benefit Concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 7, at Western Washington University.

To raise additional money for the symphony, the annual spring concert will be a benefit concert, and several groups and individuals will be on hand to complement the symphony's regular ensembles.

Performers:

• Anna Schaad and David MacVittie will be playing selections of Celtic-Blues fusion.
• North Sound Youth Symphony conductors will be joining together with a Mozart quintet.
• Student members will be performing as part of chamber groups.
• NSYS regular ensembles will perform symphony, philharmonia, and wind ensemble.

Requested donations at the door are $10 for adults and $5 for children. Limited free parking available in lots 11G and 14G. Donations and sponsorships go to support NSYS scholarships and programs.

For more information, visit or call (360) 676-6446.

This concert will feature performances by the following ensembles:

• Anna Schaad and David MacVittie, celtic-blues fusion
• Symphony, conducted by Grant Donnellan
  
  • New World Symphony in E Minor – Anton Dvorak
• Philharmonia, conducted by Morgan Schwab
  
  • Symphony No. 88 – Finale – Franz Joseph Hayden
• Combined Orchestras, conducted by Morgan Schwab
  
  • The Lord of the Dance - – Ronan Hardiman
• Wind Ensemble, conducted by Kim Fay
  
  • Petite Symphonie for Winds – Charles Gounod
• Faculty Quintet
  
  • Quintet for Clarinet & Strings, K581– W.A. Mozart
    
    • Walter Schwede – 1st violin
    • Grant Donnellan – 2nd violin
    • Morgan Schwab – viola
    • Coral Marchant – cello
    • Kim Fay – clarinet
• Student Quintet
  
  • Piano quintet Opus 57 – Dmitry Shostakovich
    
    • Annie Campbell Vohs – 1st violin
    • Greg Fisher – 2nd violin
    • Maritza Soto – viola
    • Chip Bergeron – cello (coach)
    • Emily Allaway - piano
• Student Duet
  
  • Sonata for Violin and Cello – Maurice Ravel
    
    • Roman Yearian – violin
    • Ivan Murphy-Dlouhy - cello