Plymouth South High School

<p>London 1795.&nbsp; The undisputed superstar was Haydn, now in his sixties. His final symphony, a triumphant farewell to the city that adored him, premiered at the King’s Theatre and was an instant success. It’s everything you’d expect from a genius at the pinnacle of his career and— to no one’s surprise— is as popular today as it was centuries ago.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The other pieces surprise and delight. Ives brings featured players into the audience, immersing you in a musical conversation among instruments.</p>
<p>An out-of-this world concerto features the iconic instrument from the 50s sci-fi classic, <i>The Day the Earth Stood Still</i>. And you’ll discover a new suite that was “lost” for some time—until we found it!</p>
<p><b>TICKETS $40 / $75</b></p><h1>PROGRAM</h1>
<p>CHARLES IVES</p>
<p><em>The Unanswered Question</em></p>
<p>LINDA KERNOHAN</p>
<p>Concerto for Theremin</p>
<p>STEPHEN PAULUS</p>
<p>“To Be Determined”</p>
<p>F.J. Haydn<br>Symphony No. 104, <i>London</i></p>
<h1>PERFORMERS</h1>
<h2>Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra</h2>
<h2>Steven Karidoyanes, <em>Conductor</em></h2>
<h2>Caroline Scruggs, <em>Theremin</em></h2><h1>BONUS TIME!</h1>
<h2><strong>Pre-Concert Talk with Steven Karidoyanes</strong> | 6:30 PM</h2>
<p>at Plymouth South High School<br>Performing Arts Center</p>
<p>Free for ticket holders</p>
<h2><strong>Post Concert Reception</strong></h2>
<p>Meet the Musicians &amp; After Concert Dessert Reception at Plymouth South High School Cafeteria</p>
<p>Dessert &amp; Coffee $15</p>

Local Event: The Question of Sound

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Plymouth

Massachusetts

The Question of Sound

London 1795.  The undisputed superstar was Haydn, now in his sixties. His final symphony, a triumphant farewell to the city...

Plymouth Memorial Hall

<p>Experience America's Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Neal Hampton. </p><p>Celebrate the sounds that have defined generations of American Music. Our very LIVE orchestra is ready to raise the roof with a program that’s all about rhythm, movement, and musical joy.</p>
<p>Our pops playlist salutes the music that pulled Americans out of their chairs and onto the dance floor to Two-Step, Turkey Trot, and swing to the Charleston, Jitterbug and Carolina Shag.&nbsp; That’s right.&nbsp; Scott Joplin and Glenn Miller, the Kings of Ragtime and Swing, will be in the house, setting America’s fun-loving mood to music with big bold brass, smooth winds, sensational strings, and a rhythm section that can’t be beat.</p>
<p>We’ll also perform medleys from Broadway’s best like <em>The Music Man, Wicked </em>and <em>Hamilton</em>.&nbsp; RSVP today!&nbsp; We may not have 76 trombones, but this will be an absolutely unforgettable American musical parade!</p>
<p><strong>TICKETS: All seats $45</strong></p>
<p><em>Tickets for Memorial Hall are subject to $1 restoration fee per the Town of Plymouth</em></p><p></p>

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An American Soundtrack

Experience America's Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Neal Hampton....

<p>Celebrate the season with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, featuring Conductor Steven Karidoyanes, the PCIS Chorus with Jessica Fuller, and Matthew Anderson. Join the March of the Toys Parade and enjoy a festive musical performance at various price points from $40 to $150.</p>

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Hometown Holiday

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7:30 PM

Plymouth South High School, 490 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth, MA

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Plymouth Memorial Hall, 83 Court St, Plymouth, MA

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3:00 PM

Plymouth Memorial Hall, 83 Court St, Plymouth, MA