The Alabama Symphony Orchestra is known for performing a wide range of music, and it doesn't look as if they're going to quit anytime soon. Their upcoming performance, aptly dubbed "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", promises to present a stunning array of Asian film music, and will feature two outstanding individuals: George Gao, a "master of the erhu" (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument) who will perform the concerto, and Mei-Ann Chen, a star on the rise, will conduct.
Tickets range from $15-$25, and the performance will begin at 7PM on Thursday, March 25 at the Alys Stephens Center, 2100 10th Ave. S.
For more information, call the Alys Stephens Center (205-975-2787) or visit the Symphony's website (www.alabamasymphony.org).
Anticipate an exciting performance, and don't forget to keep your ticket. You'll need it to get that CEIS credit!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
The Alabama Symphony Orchestra is known for performing a wide range of music, and it doesn't look as if they're going to quit anytime soon. Their upcoming performance, aptly dubbed "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", promises to present a stunning array of Asian film music, and will feature two outstanding individuals: George Gao, a "master of the erhu" (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument) who will perform the concerto, and Mei-Ann Chen, a star on the rise, will conduct.
Tickets range from $15-$25, and the performance will begin at 7PM on Thursday, March 25 at the Alys Stephens Center, 2100 10th Ave. S.
For more information, call the Alys Stephens Center (205-975-2787) or visit the Symphony's website (www.alabamasymphony.org).
Anticipate an exciting performance, and don't forget to keep your ticket. You'll need it to get that CEIS credit!
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