All are welcome at the Sunday October 31th concert of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra at historic St Ann's Church in Brooklyn Heights. The concert begins at 3 pm.
A free reception follows the concert. Suggested donation is $15; children are free.
The program:
COHN – Symphony #2 in F
MAHLER – Kindertotenlieder
RAVEL – La Valse
Venue Address (including cross streets and nearest subways): Church of St. Ann and the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn Heights (157 Montague Street), corner of Clinton and Montague Streets (R, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Telephone number: (718) 852-0677
Website: www.brooklynsymphonyorchestra.org
Children ARE WELCOME AND FREE.
About Us
The Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, comprised of talented amateur, semi-professional and professional musicians, is one of New York area's finest community orchestras. Founded 36 years ago as the "Brooklyn Heights Orchestra," the group joins under the baton of Artistic Director Nicholas Armstrong to present five symphonic concerts per season of classical, romantic and 20th-century music. This concert is made possible, in part, with public funds.
A free reception follows the concert. Suggested donation is $15; children are free.
The program:
COHN – Symphony #2 in F
MAHLER – Kindertotenlieder
RAVEL – La Valse
Venue Address (including cross streets and nearest subways): Church of St. Ann and the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn Heights (157 Montague Street), corner of Clinton and Montague Streets (R, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Telephone number: (718) 852-0677
Website: www.brooklynsymphonyorchestra.org
Children ARE WELCOME AND FREE.
About Us
The Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, comprised of talented amateur, semi-professional and professional musicians, is one of New York area's finest community orchestras. Founded 36 years ago as the "Brooklyn Heights Orchestra," the group joins under the baton of Artistic Director Nicholas Armstrong to present five symphonic concerts per season of classical, romantic and 20th-century music. This concert is made possible, in part, with public funds.
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