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Free Online Concert by Members of The Philadelphia Orchestra
Monday evening's virtual concert will feature virtuoso violin, flute and horn performances.
Monday evening plans? Or maybe you’d like to have dinner and a show in your own home.
The Philadelphia International Music Festival presents a very special complimentary VIRTUAL event celebrating its 25th Anniversary Monday, July 18 at 7 p.m.
The July session of the world-renowned classical music training program is underway at Valley Forge Military Academy & College in Wayne, where students from the region and the world over have gathered to study with members of The Philadelphia Orchestra and other distinguished classical music professionals. Their study includes recitals by their superstar teachers, and you can watch too!
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PIMF’s first-of-the-session Faculty Recital will be presented by Juliette Kang, First Associate Concertmaster, The Philadelphia Orchestra; Olivia Staton, Second Flute, The Philadelphia Orchestra; and Jeffrey Lang, Assistant Principal Horn, The Philadelphia Orchestra.
To access the recital, simply click the link below beginning at 6:45 p.m. EST:
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ABOUT The Philadelphia International Music Festival:
Now in its 25th year, The Philadelphia International Music Festival (PIMF) is a resident summer music program with an online music study platform directed by Kimberly Fisher, Principal Second Violin of The Philadelphia Orchestra, offering student musicians from around the world the unique opportunity of spending up to four weeks immersed in music education and performance training with members of the world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra.
For more information on PIMF, visit philadelphiamusicfestival.org, call (856) 875-6816, “like” the Philadelphia International Music Camp & Festival on Facebook, follow @pimfmusiccamp on Instagram and Twitter, and visit the Philadelphia International Music Festival YouTube Channel for performance videos from previous festival seasons.
