CMU Night at the Symphony

CMU Night at the Symphony
Location: Heinz Hall
Date: Friday, Nov. 19
Time: 8 p.m.
Cost: Gallery: $12, Family Circle: $17, Orchestra: $25
College of Fine Arts Students: Gallery: $7, Family Circle: $12, Orchestra: $20
Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO) invite Carnegie Mellon alumni, students, faculty and staff to enjoy "Carnegie Mellon Night at the Symphony."

Principal Guest Conductor Leonard Slatkin will conduct a program of vivid American music. The performance will feature Bernstein's Oscar-nominated score for the film On the Waterfront, a classic example of music illustrating a story. Principal Clarinet for the PSO and School of Music Artist Lecturer Michael Rusinek will perform Joan Tower's Clarinet Concerto. The program closes with Copland's, Appalachian Spring, including variations on the familiar Shaker theme, "Simple Gifts."

The price includes a post-concert dessert reception sponsored by the office of the President. Tickets can be purchased at the Information Desk at Carnegie Mellon's University Center or online at http://www.pittsburghsymphony.org/cmunight


Win Tickets to CMU Night at the Symphony!

Name three faculty members in the School of Music that are musicians in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. The first to do so wins a pair of tickets to CMU Night at the Symphony!

E-mail your answer to sharench@andrew.cmu.edu.