Finding Space with Culver City Symphony Orchestra

 

unnamedFinding Space. We try to make space for music in our lives. We look for our living space, our space in society, our personal space, our work space. Music fills empty spaces, in rehearsal rooms and concert halls. Music fills the spaces in our hearts and minds. Orchestras fill spaces in our cultural lives. Young musicians carve out their new spaces.

Culver City Symphony Orchestra’s next concert is finding space in a new year and a new era with works from composers who filled spaces in society with their works which confronted society-Mozart, brilliant works-Mendelssohn, works which created new space-Wagner, or works which returned to old spaces to create something new-Prokofiev.

Sunday, March 5, 2017, 4:30PM, at the Vets Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Avenue at Culver Boulevard, Culver City. Free parking in lots along Culver Boulevard and metered parking along Overland Avenue.

 

PROGRAM
Mozart: Don Giovanni, Overture (1787)

Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto (1844)

Wagner: Sigfried Idyll (1870)

Prokofiev: Classical Symphony (1917)

General Admission: $15 Buy Now

Ages 13-17: $10
Ages 6-12: Free

Members of SoCal Symphony Society
Receive Two Free Tickets, available at the Box Office one hour before the concert

Tickets available at the Box Office one hour before the concert, and available on-line: www.culvercitysymphony.org
[email protected]

This performance is made possible in part by a grant from Los Angeles County Arts Commission

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