Friday Feb 5 -Riverside Church NYC- Brahms Requiem -to Benefit IFCO Medical Aid to Haiti

Fear No Frontier’s Symphony of Dreams Haiti Memorial Benefit Concert

Benefit concert for Haiti - Proceeds go to IFCO/Pastors for Peace Haiti Medical Relief
Fund.

Over 100 of New York City’s finest musicians will come together to
present a “once-in-a-lifetime” performance of the venerable Brahms
Requiem at the majestic Riverside Church in Manhattan on Friday
Feb.5th at 8:00PM.

For Tickets Call 888-71-tickets ($15 in advance, $10 Seniors and
Students, and $20 at the door). Representatives from IFCO will be on
hand to accept tax deductible donations.

There will be an encore performance the following night, Saturday Feb.
6th, also at 8:00PM, at the Our Lady of Refuge Church in Brooklyn.

The new philharmonic orchestra and choir conducted by will be
conducted by maestro Joseph Jones, who has appeared with the MIT
Summer Philharmonic, the Moscow Symphony and the Orchestra Sinfonica
de Coyo in Argentina.

Fear No Frontier’s Symphony of Dreams performance of Brahms Requiem
also features soprano Michelle Trovato, winner of numerous national
and international awards from Albania to Washington (including the
Metropolitan Opera National Council) and baritone Austin Larusson,
with a Special Guest Appearance by “deSouza” ~ an a capella family
singing group from Australia with music sales and fans spanning the
globe.

Sponsored by IFCO/Pastors for Peace (http://ifconews.org), Fear No
Frontier ~ A Symphony of Dreams is presenting this Memorial Concert
Benefit not only to commemorate those lost in the Haiti earthquake
tragedy, but to also help get medical support to those still living
who need it now.

IFCO/Pastor for Peace Representatives will be on hand to accept the
tax-deductible donations. Visit http://symphonyforhaiti.org for more
information.

Proceeds will immediately go to provide medicine and other relief
supplies for doctors and medical personnel in Haiti.

Fear No Frontier’s trust-bond is to raise awareness of worldwide
suffering and injustice, and to take action to help correct these
conditions.