The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is reporting a boost in ticket sales for the summer 2007 season, despite offering two fewer concerts. Officials say attendance grew 12 percent, with ticket sales eclipsing $1.3 million. . . Individual concert attendance records were set in June at Marsh Symphony on the Prairie for The Beat Goes On! Music of the Baby Boomers.
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