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2:08 am
Mon October 1, 2012

Des Moines Symphony’s 75th Anniversary Commission

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    “Symphony In Sculpture” composer Steve Heitzeg standing inside the sculpture “Nomad” in the Pappajohn Sculpture Park.
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    Maestro Joseph Giunta in his new Des Moines Symphony office at the Temple for the Performing arts.
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    The Des Moines Symphony performing “Symphony In Sculpture” with projected sculpture images by Blur Mediaworks.
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    Composer Steve Heitzeg with Maestro Joseph Giunta after the Des Moines Symphony premiers Heitzeg’s work “Symphony In Sculpture”.
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This weekend the Des Moines Symphony performed new music commissioned for their seventy fifth season inspired by art from the city’s two block sculpture park.

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