For Immediate Press Release: Organization: Plymouth Arts Center Event: Joseph Sartori Concert Series Date of Event: Saturday, October 4, 2025, 7:30pm Contact: Donna Hahn, Ex. Director (920) 892-8409; donna@plymoutharts.org An Evening of the Classics: Joseph Sartori Concert Series Presented by the Plymouth Arts Center The Plymouth Arts Center proudly presents an evening of fine performances in the semi-annual Joseph Sartori Concert Series, “An Evening of the Classics,” on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at 7:30pm. The series is graciously underwritten by the Sartori Company. The director, coordinator, for this event is Christina Pringle. The performers are Brittany Seifert, piano; Nico Torres, vocals, The 9 to 5 Flute Choir, and Christina Pringle, vocals. Tickets for the concert are $15 (tax incl.) for Adults and $10 (tax incl.) for Youth Ages 16 & under. Please visit the Plymouth Arts Center at 520 E. Mill Street, downtown Plymouth, WI; call: (920) 892-8409; email: info@plymoutharts.org; or purchase online: www.plymoutharts.org. The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was initiated at the Plymouth Arts Center as a tribute to the late Joseph Sartori in honor of his musical talent and in appreciation of the Sartori Family’s generous contribution to the Plymouth Arts Center. “AN EVENING OF THE CLASSICS” made its debut at the Plymouth Arts Center in November 2008 by the group Ensemble `Eclatant, directed by Riley McKinch. The Joseph Sartori Concert Series is presented twice per year in Spring and Fall. Performers who wish to be considered for future concerts may leave a message for the Program Coordinator, Christina Pringle, by calling the Plymouth Arts Center, 920.892.8409. Jim Sartori, CEO of the Sartori Company, offered these comments after the very first show: “our dad, Joseph Sartori, while known primarily for his work with S & R Cheese/Sartori Company, for most of his life, was also known as a highly accomplished pianist. Joseph's aunt, Ada Lombardi, an acclaimed concert pianist with the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra, taught Joseph the piano, and especially “The Classics.” While he did not pursue a musical career, as his aunt thought he should, he did continue to play, practically daily, for the rest of his life. The Steinway grand piano used for “An Evening of the Classics” is the one our dad bought in the early 1960s. He played for his own enjoyment, as well as that of his family and friends. Many pianists who have played "Papa Joe’s” Steinway at the Plymouth Arts Center speak highly of its sound and feel privileged to have the opportunity to play such a wonderful instrument. Our dad will be listening to the concert, and the Sartori family is proud to be a part of “An Evening of The Classics.”