* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: October 20, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
Gogol Bordello
Rialto Theatre
318 E. Congress St
Info: Gypsy rock. All ages.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $20 in advance; $22 day of show
Lemon Drop Gang
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Indie rock. With Otherly Love and special
guests. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Saosin
Old Tucson
201 S. Kinney Road
Info: Alternative rock. All ages.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [9:00 p.m.]
Cost: $24, included in NightFall admission;
discounts available
The "Sounds of Russia”
Trinity Presbyterian Church
400 E. University Blvd.
Info: The Sonora Winds are a community band directed by
John Snavely, presents a concert of mostly Russian
music. The featured work will be Arutiunian’s
Concerto for Trumpet with soloist Brittany Hendricks
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: Free
UA Studio Jazz Ensemble
UA School of Music, Crowder Hall
UA Fine Arts Complex, North Park Avenue and East Speedway
Info: Post concert reception hosted by Friends
of the UA School of Music.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Vine Street
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: A fusion of hip-hop, reggae, blues and
rock. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 21, 2009 [11:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
* Prime Example - Contemporary/Smooth Jazz
Sheraton Hotel
5151 E. Grant Road
Info: Prime Example is the latest (and greatest) of the
contemporary instrumental ensembles on the thriving
southern Arizona jazz scene, and a vibrant
collaboration of some of the region’s most
commanding and articulate young jazz players.
Performing a compelling repertoire by today’s leading
recording artists – David Sanborn, Candy Dulfer, and
others.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [See Event]
Cost: Free
* The University of Arizona Wind Ensemble and Wind
Symphony in concert
Crowder Hall, UA School of Music Building
1017 North Olive Rd.
Info: The University of Arizona Wind Ensemble and Wind
Symphony will present their second concert of the
season on October 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Crowder
Hall, at the University of Arizona School of Music.
The program will include works by Mozart,
Grainger, Weill, Shostakovich and Cimarosa.
Featured on the program will be soloists Rachel
Kaplan and Kristin Bateman performing “Concerto
in G Major for two flutes and Band” by Domenico
Cimarosa, arranged by Joseph Lawson.
The Wind Ensemble will be conducted by Professor
Gregg Hanson. The group will be performing
“Fanfare from La Peri” by Dukas, featuring the
brass section; “Little Three Penny Music” by Kurt
Weill; “Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo” by Donald
Grantham, and Mozart’s music from “The Magic
Flute.” Rachel Kaplan and Kristin Bateman will join
the wind ensemble in a performance of “Concerto
in G Major” by Domenico Cimarosa.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5 general admission
Adrian Belew
Rhythm Room Concert Club
1019 E. Indian School Road
Info: Rock guitarist performs. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [6:30 p.m.]
Cost: $28 in advance at www.livenation.com; more at the door
Al Foul
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Rockabilly. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [9:30 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Brand New
Mesa Amphitheatre
201 N. Center St.
Info: Punk-pop, rock. With Manchester
Orchestra, The Builders and The Butchers.
All ages.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [5:00 p.m.]
Cost: $24 in advance; $25 day of show
Pima Community College Chorale & College Singers
in concert
Proscenium Theatre at Pima Community College, west campus
2202 W. Anklam Road
Info: Under the direction of Benjamin Sorenson, the
Chorale, a large mixed-voice choir, sing “Te Deum”
by John Rutter. The College Singers, a smaller
mixed-voice choir, will sing “Misa Criola” by Ariel
Ramírez.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $6; discounts available
Scarless
Living Room
413 E. Fifth St.
Info: Rock, punk. All ages.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Shaun Cromwell
Civano Neighborhood Center Courtyard
2450 S. Kolb Road
Info: Blues and Americana. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: Shaun Cromwell will perform in
the Civano Neighborhood Center Courtyard from
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Shaun played on the Plaza
Stage at this year's Tucson Folk Festival, right
before the featured acts on Saturday. According to
KXCI's Betsi Meissner (Amazing Grace), "Shaun
Cromwell's soul is based in the roots of the blues
and the dawn of Americana. His masterful guitar
playing demonstrates his ability and his original
music confirms his devotion to the medium. I love
this guy." We know you'll love him, too! Please
bring your lawn chair. Presented by LAVA Music.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [6:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
The Black Crowes
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
1826 W. McDowell Road
Info: Rock. All ages. For a full list of Arizona
State Fair concerts go to
www.azstatefair.com.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $15, plus fair admission
Tucson Concert Band Fall Concert
Palo Verde High School Auditorium
1302 S. Avenida Vega
Info: Herschel Kreloff and Lorelei Conrad will lead the 75-
member community concert band in a concert
focusing on music from Britain and the Scandinavian
countries.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
UA Wind Ensemble
UA School of Music, Crowder Hall
UA Fine Arts Complex, North Park Avenue and East Speedway
Info: The UA Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony present a
program featuring works by Mozart, Grainger, Weill,
Shostakovich and Cimarosa. Soloists Rachel Kaplan
and Krstin Bateman performworks by Cimarosa,
arranged by Joseph Lawson.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
“Ride that Pony” With Don & Victoria Armstrong
Old Town Artisans
201 N. Court Ave.
Info: Americana, folk music. Advance tickets
available at Antigone Books, Enchanted
Earthworks, Plaza Liquors and 17th Street
Market Music Store, or for an additional
fee, online at rhythmandroots.org or
1-800-594-8499.
Date & Time: October 22, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5; additional $6 for buffet
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
Brother Ali
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Hip-hop. All ages.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $13 in advance; $15 day of show,
available at www.ticketweb.com
CANCELLED Slam Jam
Tucson Arena
260 S. Church Ave.
Info: Rap, hip-hop with Solja Boy, Twista and
other guests. All ages.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $35-$75, www.ticketmaster.com
Covert Ops
The Depot Sports Bar & Grill
3501 E. Fort Lowell Road
Info: Alternative rock from the 90s to today. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [10:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Cowboy Jack Clement and Marley's Ghost
Old Town Artisans
201 N. Court Ave.
Info: Nashville legend Clement wrote songs for Johnny
Cash, George Jones and Waylon Jennings. Marley’s
Ghost's instrumental virtuosity and ultra-tight
four-part harmonies serve as an encyclopedia of
bluegrass, country, folk ballads, sea chanteys and
Nashville twang, with a dash of reggae thrown in.
All ages.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $18 in advance; $20 at the door
Kristi Yamaguchi & Friends starring The Backstreet Boys
US Airways Center (Formerly America West Arena)
201 E. Jefferson St.
Info: Musical guests perform about eight
songs that are intertwined in the ice
skating show. Skaters include Kristi
Yamaguichi, Ekaterina Gordeeva and
Michael Weiss.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $34.25-$74.75, www.ticketmaster.com
Michael Lich, classical guitarist
Steinway Piano Gallery
3001 E. Skyline Road, Suite 117
Info: A solo classical guitar concert featuring the premiere
of David Isaac's rapturous new work “Sonata for
Guitar.” Following the concert will be a Q&A
reception with composer, Isaac.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $15; discounts available
NOMA and Swimming with June
Rock N' Java Coffee House
7555 W. Twin Peaks Rd.
Info: Freestyle duo performs along with SWJ's alternative
rock. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY:
Rock n' Java Presents NOMA and Swimming with
June. Friday night Oct. 23rd at 7pm. Text your
friends and show up at 7 to hear 2 local bands live
in Concert- FREE. SWJ is a local Alternative Rock
band with songs reminiscent of the Doors poetic
lyrics. NOMA is a freestyle duo with violin and
keyboards. These two bands will perform on
Saturday night from 7-9pm. Pizza and coffee drink
specials abound.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
The Love Me Nots
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: '60s garage. With The Mission Creeps,
The Rebel Set. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [9:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Tucson Symphony Preview Series
Joyner Green Valley Library
601 N. La Canada Drive
Info: TSO Concertmaster, Aaron Boyd, will preview
the TSO program Strauss, Liszt and Poetry. This
program will feature music from Verdi's Overture
to La Forza del Destino, Strauss's Four Last Songs,
Paulus's Dylan Thomas Songs, and Liszt's Les
Preludes.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: One of four presenters will
bring a CD of the selections to be performed by the
Tucson Symphony Orchestra and discuss the music
and composers so listeners can become familiar
with the works before each performance. After each
program, two free symphony tickets will be
available to a lucky winner.
Date & Time: October 23, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
* Different Skies Electronic Space Music Festival
Arcosanti
13555 S. Cross L Road
Info: In its seventh year, the Different Skies Electronic Space Music Festival
returns to Arcosanti with a large cast of musicians performing
imaginative, surprising, and exciting new music on Saturday, October
24, 2009. Contact 928-632-7135 or visit www.arcosanti.org for more
information.
FOR ONLINE The Different Skies musicians, having traveled from
throughout the U.S., present the concert after a week of intensive,
experimental composition and rehearsal. The result is musical scenery of
space and time. For images, audio streams, and more information about
this year's performer lineup, visit the Different Skies website at
www.differentskies.com.
Tickets are $40 each for dinner and performance or $20 for the
performance only ($10 students). Dinner Reservations are required; call
928-632-7135 for tickets and information. The performance is at 7:30
pm, with a complimentary tour of Arcosanti offered at 5:00 p.m. and
dinner at 6:00 pm.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10-$40
* Different Skies Electronic Space Music Festival
Arcosanti
13555 S. Cross L Road
Info: In its seventh year, the Different Skies Electronic Space Music Festival
returns to Arcosanti with a large cast of musicians performing
imaginative, surprising, and exciting new music on Saturday, October
24, 2009. Contact 928-632-7135 or visit www.arcosanti.org for more
information.
FOR ONLINE The Different Skies musicians, having traveled from
throughout the U.S., present the concert after a week of intensive,
experimental composition and rehearsal. The result is musical scenery of
space and time. For images, audio streams, and more information about
this year's performer lineup, visit the Different Skies website at
www.differentskies.com.
Tickets are $40 each for dinner and performance or $20 for the
performance only ($10 students). Dinner Reservations are required; call
928-632-7135 for tickets and information. The performance is at 7:30
pm, with a complimentary tour of Arcosanti offered at 5:00 p.m. and
dinner at 6:00 pm.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10-$40
* Waila! Making the People Happy
Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and Museum
Fresnal Canyon Road
Info: Free guided tours of the museum, outdoor screening
of the feature film Waila: Making the People Happy
(one hour). Filmmaker Daniel Golding will be on hand
to discuss his movie, as will Angelo Joaquin, Jr., the
co-founder of Tucson’s Waila Festival AND THEN
dance under the stars at a live waila concert by
Sounds
of the Desert.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [4:00 p.m.]
Cost: free and open to the public
10th Annual Jazz Legends in Concert
Hilton El Conquistador Resort
10000 N. Oracle Road
Info: Jazz performers include Byron Stripling, Bobby Floyd, Dennis Mackrel,
Houston Person and Lou Waters emceeing.
For details and tickets call Dale Henson, or phone 744-2495.
Presented by Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance (SAACA).
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [See Event]
Cost: $25 concert; $50 poolside reserved
seating; $75 dinner and concert
Lagoon
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Pop, rock. With Umbrella Bird. 21 and
over.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [9:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5, www.ticketweb.com
Lisa Otey and Diane Van Deurzen in Concert
Abounding Grace Sanctuary
2450 S. Kolb Road
Info: Hot jazz, sultry blues, and cabaret. Presented by Lava
Music.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10
Litany for the Whale, Pavement Appeal
Living Room
413 E. Fifth St.
Info: Rock and punk. All ages.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Musica Sonora Presents: Everything We Love About
Early Music
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
545 S. Fifth Ave.
Info: Professional early music vocal ensemble, under the
co-direction of Christina Jarvis and Jeffri Sanders.
This program features favorites from the 12th to the
18th centuries.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $15; discounts available
Night of a Thousand Grooves
JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa
3800 W. Starr Pass Blvd
Info: Smooth jazz with Gregg Karukas, Eric Darius and Jay
Soto.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $35-$75; discounts available
Tom Walbank & The Ambassadors
The 17th Street Market
810 E. 17th Street
Info: Blues. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: Born in 1969 Englishman Tom Walbank discovered blues at fifteen after
seeing John Lee Hooker briefly on film.Studying the harmonica stylings of Sonny
Terry he spent many a year performing in the bars of Edinburgh Scotland with STEVE O
CONNOR .Spent five years in the San Francisco Blues ,after which he continued his journey to
Tucson Arizona where he started playing and plying the welcoming Pueblo
scene with Mr DOUG SMITH. HE THEN HOOKED UP WITH HIS CURRENT ENSEMBLE,Mr.Bagesse
and Mr,Manos AKA the AMBASSADORS. .Bands opened
for include Rod Piazza,Tommy Castro,Exene Cervenka,Dick Dale ,Bob Log 3,Holly
Golightly,The Moaners,Robert Belfour ,T Model Ford,Paul Jones,Calexico,Giant Sand,Neko
Case,Greg Allman, Buck 65,The Legendary Shack Shakers WINNERS OF THE 2005 ARIZONA
BLUES SHOWDOWN winners of Tucson music awards BEST BLUES 2002 2006 Best Musicianship
CRITICS CHOICE AWARD and Best Blues band READERS AWARD 2006 BEST LIVE PERFORMER
2007 BEST BLUES BAND 2008 ' 'Walbank has an amazing feel for the Blues,which he plays raw
and howling,with heart'' ---No Depression magazine ' ' ''Tom Walbank opened up for Greg
Allman,I haven't seen such a great harmonica player in my life.When was the last time you
saw an opening act recieve a standing ovation?''---Arizona Daily Star '' Thanks for keepin' it
going!'' - Phil Wiggins '' If you could bottle their energy,you could power a decent sized barrio
for a week.'' -Tucson Weekly SLIDE GUITARIST,HARP PLAYER AND SINGER TOM WALBANK'S
JOURNEY HAS TAKEN HIM FROM ENGLAND TO SCOTLAND,SAN FRANCISCO AND NOW TO
TUCSON,BUT HIS RAW
BLUES PLACES HIM SONICALLY SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE DELTA AND CHICAGO.A TWO
GUITAR
AND DRUMS LINE UP GIVES TOM WALBANK AND THE AMBASSADORS THE IDEAL FOUNDATION
FOR REINVENTING THE LOW- DOWN SOUNDS OF EARLY ELECTRIC BLUES,AN AMBITION
INDICATED BY THE TITLE OF MUDHOOK VOL.II[ROCKNROLL PURGATORY 016].''HOWLIN
TOMCAT'' RECALLS J.B. HUTTO'S MOST SLASHING SIDES,THE STARK ''2 STEPS FROM THE
GUTTER''CHANNELS HOOKER [DIG THE WAY THE NOTES OOZE OUT OF THE AMPLIFIER],AND
''RAINCLOUD WOMAN'' IS AS DOOMY AS ANY LIGHTNIN SLIM CUT.''Tom Hyslop--- BLUES
REVUE MAGAZINE APR/MAY 2006 ISSUE
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [11:30 a.m.]
Cost: Free
Why?
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Indie rock. With Au, Serengetti,
Polyphonic. All ages.
Date & Time: October 24, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: $12, available at www.ticketweb.com
* 2nd Cup: Open Mic Nights with TKMA and Club
Congress
Hotel Congress Patio
311 E. Congress St
Info: The humble beginnings of the original "Open Mic"
stage dates back to the beatnik coffeehouse days
of
the late 1950s. In the folk revival of the early ‘60s,
this musical artform became prominent due to the
folk club scene in New York City’s Greenwich
Village. Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, Ramblin’ Jack
Elliot
and many other folk luminaries got their start on
Open Mic stages.
Open Mics quickly spread quickly up and down the
east coast in college towns as an effective way for
unknown, unheralded talents to become both well-
known and obviously, nationally heralded.
In the early 1980s, a group of Tucson musicians
organized a weekly Open Mic stage, known widely
by the moniker "The Cup", held on Friday evenings
at the Campus Christian Center. "The Cup" enjoyed
much success and led to the eventual formation of
the Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association, the
non-
profit organization that now sponsors the annual
Tucson Folk Festival.
Beginning Sunday, September 13, TKMA, in
conjunction with Hotel Congress, returns to its
roots with its inaugural weekly "2nd Cup Open Mic
Night", staged on the new and improved Hotel
Congress patio from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Admission
is
free; donations of any amount are encouraged, as
all proceeds directly help to keep the 25th Tucson
Folk Festival free to the public. The festival is
always held on the first weekend of May, with over
400 musicians playing on four stages, and over
10,000 music lovers attending the event.
At 2nd Cup Open Mic Night, performers’ names
are
pulled out of a hat; they get a 20 minute set to
perform their magic and share their musical
talents.
The weekly event will be hosted by longtime TKMA
members and local musicians Eb Eberlein and Ron
Pandy. In reconnecting with the rich tradition of
the
original Open Mic stages, TKMA is offering an
opportunity for unknown performers to show their
stuff as they consider application to the juried-
selection committee for the 2010 Tucson Folk
Festival.
The TKMA/Congress 2nd Cup Open Mic Night is
held every Sunday evening on the Hotel Congress
patio at 311 E. Congress Street, through October.
The event will be moved inside if weather dictates.
More information about TKMA, the Tucson Folk
Festival and this event is at www.TKMA.org.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free, donations accepted.
* Spanish-Guitarist Domingo DeGrazia
DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun
6300 N. Swan Road
Info: Únase a nosotros para actuaciones íntimas de la
música expresiva y melódica del nuevo CD, "Live at
the Paramount", a primera grabación de DeGrazia con
carismático violinista Beth Daunis. Después de las
actuaciones, el dúo estará disponible para preguntas y
comentarios hasta que la galería cierra a las 4 pm.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [2:00 p.m.]
Cost: gratis
Blind Pilot
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Indie meets folk music. With The Low
Anthem. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [9:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10, www.ticketweb.com
Caray
The 17th Street Market
810 E. 17th St
Info: A Cuban music quartet led by Sonny Peters. All ages.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [12:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Civic Orchestra of Tucson Concert
Leo Rich Theater
260 S. Church Ave.
Info: Herschel Kreloff, conductor and music director,
opens his thirtieth season with the concert
“Contrasts in Life,” a concert that encompasses the
transition from classical to romantic compositions.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: This program features the first
movement of Haydn’s Cello Concerto in C,
Rossini’s
"Overture to Semiramide" followed by
Mendelssohn’s
"Italian" Symphony, and Glazunov’s ballet music,
“Autumn” complete the transition from classical
through romantic composers.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Digital Leather
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Rock. 21 and over.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [9:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5, available at www.ticketweb.com
Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg
Centennial Hall
1020 E. University Blvd.
Info: The 90-member orchestra and, cellist
and soloist Johannes Moser, performs
under the direction of Ivor Bolton.
Includes the music of Haydn and Mozart.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $36-$72; discounts available
Musica Sonora Presents: Everything We Love About
Early Music
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
545 S. Fifth Ave.
Info: Professional early music vocal ensemble, under the
co-direction of Christina Jarvis and Jeffri Sanders.
This program features favorites from the 12th to the
18th centuries.
Date & Time: October 25, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: $15; discounts available
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