Musicians!
We are always looking
for string players!
We rehearse Sundays
from 4:30 - 7:00 pm.

Buffalo Community Orchestra
PO Box 707
Buffalo, MN 55313

To audition for a spot
in the orchestra, contact
general manager at address
below.
Funding of this organization is partially made possible by a grant from the Central Minnesota Arts Board,
through funding provided by the McKnight Foundation.
"Music in Motion"
March 6, 2010
Concert Tickets: Individual $10.00, Senior 65+/Student $8.00
Season Tickets: Adults $35,  Senior/Student $27                
Tickets are available at the door before the concert,
via mail to the BCO




Seating is not reserved.  Age five and under: No charge

Group tickets (Individual, 10 or more)
are available at a $1.00 discount per ticket.

Contact Sandy Millerbernd,   
dsmillerbernd (at) gmail.com  or 320-274-5666
for information or group ticket orders, which can be placed
up to one week before the concert.   
(Bookstore opens at 8 a.m. Weekdays,
with coffee bar opening at 7 a.m.)
Monday-Friday   7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Thursday  7 a.m. - 8 p.m.  
Saturday  8 a.m. - 5 p.m.     
Sunday  11 p.m.- 4 p.m.
Featuring a wide selection of hardcover and paperback
books, the best coffee in the area, and fresh roasted
coffee beans! Special orders welcome, gift certificates
available, free gift wrapping.
Ticket Order form
(printable PDF)
Concert 7:30 p.m.
Buffalo High School Performing Arts Center (PAC)
Tickets available at the door.

Tickets are also available from:
Buffalo Books and Coffee
6 Division Street
Buffalo, MN  55313
763-682-3147
No phone orders.
Buffalo Community Orchestra
PO Box 707
Buffalo, MN 55313

info (at) bcomn (dot) org

Performing Arts Center (PAC)
Buffalo High School
877 Bison Blvd.
Buffalo, MN 55313



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Buffalo Community Orchestra.
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March 6, 2010
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Foster Beyers is active as an educator, conductor,
and performer. Currently a Sample Fellow in
conducting at the University of Minnesota, he
leads the Campus Orchestra and conducted the
University Opera production of Stravinsky’s Le
Rossignol in November of 2009.  Mr. Beyers
comes to Minnesota from Chicago where he served
as Music Director of the Ravenswood Community
Orchestra and Assistant Director of Choirs at
Kenilworth Union Church. He was also member of
Victor Yampolsky’s conducting studio at
Northwestern University where he received a
Master of Music in Orchestral Conducting.
Previously, Mr. Beyers served as music director of
the Green Bay Symphony Youth Orchestras.
During his tenure he established a chamber music
program, led two sold out children’s concerts for
4000 area 4th graders and recorded a CD of music
by Mussourgsky which was aired statewide on
Wisconsin Public Radio. He also taught band and
orchestra in the Green Bay Public schools for five
years.

Mr. Beyers remains in demand as a conductor and
has led orchestras including the Green Bay
Symphony, St.Louis Youth Symphony,
Northshore Chamber Orchestra, Skokie Valley
Symphony, the Eau Claire Chamber Orchestra and
the Jugendorchester Stuttgart. As an educator he
has led the Merit School of Music Symphony
Orchestra and the Music Institute of Chicago
Junior Academy Orchestra and will lead the 2010
Minnesota Middle Level Honors Orchestra.
Recently Mr. Beyers was appointed as Director of
the Seward Concert Band in Minneapolis.
Guest Conductor
Foster Beyers