The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra comes to Daytona Beach

The Daytona Beach Symphony Society's 64th Season at the Peabody Auditorium (600 Auditorium Blvd), Daytona Beach, continues on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra.

The evening's program includes selections from Tchaikovsky, Brahms and Saint-Saëns. Conductor Dmitry Yablonsky will also perform as soloist, on cello. Having made his orchestral debut at age 9, Maestro Yablonsky plays two very rare cellos with great history: the Guarneri 1726, and the Goffriller 1700. And the New York Times lauds, "his playing has enormous warmth and communicative flair."

The free pre-performance talk will help to further illuminate the performance, and takes place in the Rose Room in Peabody Auditorium, at 6 p.m., given by Dr. Rose Grace.

"And we encourage students, families and groups to take advantage of our ticket discount programs," adds Tracy Marino, director of Marketing and Development. "Student tickets are $10, with Student I.D.; families can get a $10 ticket per child, with 50 percent off per adult with child. And groups of 10-19 receive a 15 percent discount, while 20+ tickets purchased receive a 25 percent discount. These discounts are available in person at the Peabody Box Office only."

Sponsors for this performance include Grand Season Sponsor, the Daytona Beach Symphony Guild; Season Sponsor, the

Loretta and Michael Kahn Foundation; Concert Sponsor, Compusys | Shirley & Mahyar Okhovatian. Associate Sponsor, Barbara & Buzzy Glickstein, and Hospitality Sponsor, Joe Hearn Events.

This Season's YES! Program sponsors are the Ponce Inlet Women's Club and Subway.

The 64th Season will continue with these performances: Friday, Feb. 26 "Giselle," Moscow Festival Ballet; Sunday, March 20, Cirque de la Symphonie, Jacksonville Symphony.

Single tickets range from $39-$68, and can be purchased at the Peabody Box Office, online at dbss.org or by calling 800-745-3000. Discounts and group sales are available in person at the Peabody Box Office only. For information on performances, gift certificates and community programs, call the Symphony Society office at 386-253-2901.