Warrenton Lifestyle Magazine January 2006

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arrenton’s own symphony, the Piedmont Regional Orchestra (PRO) opened its tenth season under the baton of new music director Glenn S. Quader. Michael Hughes founded the PRO in 1996 to give students, adult amateurs and professional musicians the opportunity to perform classical and contemporary music before a live audience. The orchestra now numbers 55 members and attracts musicians from as far away as Culpeper and Fredericksburg. The concerts appeal to a variety of tastes and offer children and adults the chance to enjoy the beauty and richness of classical music in the intimate setting of the acoustically crafted Rice Theater at the Highland Center for the Arts.

This season’s theme is “Art of the Ages” and each concert celebrates a different genre of art. The opening concert in November celebrated “The Art of the Dance” and featured music by Copland, Strauss and others.

The February 12th children’s concert “The Art of Storytelling” is generously sponsored by The Fauquier Bank and includes Gregory Smith’s “Mr. Smith’s Composition” narrated by PRO founder Michael Hughes. The highlight will be the U.S. premiere of two works

by Danish composer Henning Wellejus, inspired by the stories of Hans Christian Andersen. To mark the 200th anniver-

sary of Andersen’s birth, the afternoon will showcase entries from the PROsponsored student art contest with Andersen as the theme.

The always Glen S. Quader popular Young Music Director & Conductor Artists’ Competition returns for its fifth year on April 2nd. This concert is the culmination of a months-long selection process which yields three finalists who will solo with the orchestra at the concert. The winners will be announced then and cash prizes awarded. The program concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7.

The 2005-2006 season ends June 4th with “Bella Voce (Beautiful Voice)” sponsored by Country Chevrolet. This concert is dedicated to opera and choral works and the PRO will share the stage with the Warrenton Chorale, under conductor and music director Steve Aiello.

Featured will be guest soloists soprano Kay Krekow and tenor Harry Dunstan.

All performances begin at 3 P.M. at the Highland School, Warrenton.

Tickets can be purchased in advance in Warrenton at g. whillikers Toys and Books and the Berkley Gallery or at the

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door on concert day. Prices are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors 65 and over, $5 for students 12 and up and free for children under 12. All attendees require a ticket.

Season tickets at substantial savings can be purchased early in the season.

As a non-profit organization, PRO depends on concert goers and other music lovers to meet the cost of mounting each concert season. It also needs volunteers on stage and behind the scenes, willing to donate their energy, talents and time. Newcomers are always welcome. The orchestra is especially seeking individuals to help with computer support, publicity and marketing, fundraising and event planning.

For additional information, to make a donation or volunteer your time, call 270-3168 or visit the PRO website www.prorchestra.org.

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10th Anniversary Season • 2005 - 2006 The Art of Storytelling Children's Concert “Our Childhood Friends” from the ballet “The Swan” “Mr. Smith’s Composition for Narrator & Orchestra” Sunday, February 12th 2006 • 3:00 pm

Young Artists’ Competition & Beethoven: Sculptor of Sound Sunday, April 2nd 2006 • 3:00 pm

Bella Voce The Beautiful Voice Sunday, June 4th 2006 • 3:00 pm

All performances are held at The Highland Center for the Arts at Highland School.

For Ticket Information visit us online at www.prorchestra.org

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Each month we’d like to hear from you, our readers, about your favorite places, merchants or things in Warrenton.

We’ll publish the results each month. Thank you to everyone that contributed in December.

Last month favorites: 1. Which Warrenton store is decorated best for the holidays?

1. The Town Duck 2. The Purple Plum 3. La Chapeau Rouge 2. Who has the best bargain-price food in Warrenton?

1. El Agave 2. Top’s China 3. The Bistro at Fauquier Hospital 3.

Which is your favorite flower shop?

1. Designs by Teresa 2. Village Flowers 3. Adorations

This month’s survey: 1. What is your favorite barber shop?

2. What is your favorite resale store (thrift/used)?

3. What is your #1 New Year’s Resolution?

You must answer all questions for your survey to qualify (even “none” will suffice).

Email your favorites to WarrentonLifestyle@piedmontpress.com or fax to (540) 347-0917 or send via postal mail to: Warrenton Lifestyle Magazine, c/o Piedmont Press & Graphics, 404 Belle Air Lane, Warrenton, VA 20186. Must be received by the 15th of the month to be considered.

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Combating Winter Depression H o-ho-ho! ‘Tis the season to be jolly! However, for some people the Christmas and New Year holiday season was perhaps not that jolly and their jolliness may be decreasing even more as we move into the winter months.

The symptoms stand out – lethargy, change in weight, craving for sweets, change in sleep habits, difficulty awakening, change in appetite. Those who are not too affected chalk this up to “Winter Blues” but for a small minority we may be looking at the more serious Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD. This type of depression is separate from all other forms of depression in that it is apparently directly related to the decrease of light as the days shorten. Long stretches of cloudy weather can also aggravate the condition. Humans have a sleep-wake cycle of 24 hours and a change in the light-dark ratio can cause this type of depression.

Adolescents often have a longer innate cycle with a desire to stay up late or sleep in. Especially affected are those who work in shifts, for example nurses.

Close to 80% of those who suffer from SAD are women.

Moving to more southern climates in the winter has been shown to lessen the depression. Moving to more northern areas can, conversely, increase its incidence. For those whose lives are not seriously affected, a simple increase in light intake can slow down the depressed feelings. A one-hour daily walk, even when the skies are overcast, can make a difference. An indoor walk on a treadmill, while physically beneficial, does not alleviate the symptoms of SAD. The amount of light needed depends on the individual. Special light boxes have been developed for those who need stronger light although side effects could be eyestrain and/or headaches.

People suffering from diabetes or retinal degeneration might be wise to consult their physician before using these devices. Furthermore, physical illnesses could masquerade as depression.

Those people exhibiting the above symptoms are urged to contact their health providers where they may be prescribed medication, psychotherapy, or a combination.

Robert B. Iadeluca, Ph.D. is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. His office is located at 436 Hospital Drive in Warrenton. He specializes in addiction, depression, anxiety and chronic pain.

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Where In Warrenton?

Where in Warrenton was this photo taken?

We will occasionally publish a portion of a photo of some person, place or thing uniquely Warrenton. Those that correctly identify the photo will be put into a drawing with the winner receiving a check for $25.00.

Send your best guess by the 15th of this month to our fax number at (540) 347-0917 or email to WarrentonLifestyle@piedmontpres s.com or send via postal mail to: Warrenton Lifestyle Magazine, c/o Piedmont Press & Graphics, 404 Belle Air Lane, Warrenton, VA 20186.

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Last month’s winner was Jenny Hunter for correctly identifying the Town Reservoir on Blackwell Road.

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