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Park on Thursday, Aug. 3 0 at 7 p.m. James DePriest will be conducting that evening.
cannons and followed by fireworks, will be held
at Tom McCall Waterfront Park on Thursday,
Aug. 30, at 7 p.m. (rain date: Friday, Aug. 31).
Other music includes Copeland’s “Hoe Down"
from “Rodeo,” Bizet’s “Carmen” Suite No. 1,
along w ith selected m ovem ents from
M endelssohn’s “ Italian ” Sym phony,
Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition,” ar­
ranged for orchestra by R avel, and
Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake.” The Portland
Youth Philharm nic, conducted by Huw
Edwards, will perform at 5 p.m.
All events are free to the public. As a rule,
alcoholic beverages for personal consumption
will be permitted during concerts only.
Portland’s neighborhood parks will be the
summertime stage for three Oregon Symphony
concerts during the sixth annual ’‘Oregon Sym­
phony in the Neighborhoods,” a city-funded
neighborhood revitalization projects incorporat­
ing local arts groups, community organizations
and, this year, a used instrument drive for VH1
Save the Music.
Two events, which incorporate afternoon fes­
tivities with Symphony performances conducted
by Resident Conductor Murry Sidlin. will be held
at Kenton Park on Sunday, Aug. 26.
The traditional grand finale concert, featuring
Music Director and Conductor James DePriest
conducting Tchaikovsky’s “ 1812Overture,” with
PARK
HE 112T H 4 SACRAMENTO, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 9 th
(Rain location: Parkrose High School Gym, 120 0 3 NE Shaver, same date and time)
A F T E R N O O N E V E N T S B E G IN A T 3 : 0 0
PM
Performances and art activities for all ages
OREGON SYM PH O N Y C O NCERT AT 7 :0 0 PM
Murry Sidlin, conductor
The orchestra will perform a selection of light classics and popular favorites.
Food and beverages available for purchase.
KENTON
PARK
N BRANDON AVE. BETWEEN N. KILPATRICK a ARGYLE ST., SUN., AUG. 2 6th
(Rain location: Roosevelt High School, 6 9 4 1 N Central, same date and time)
AFTERNOO N
E V E N T S B E O IN A T 3 : 0 0
PM
Performances and art activities for all ages
OREGON SYM PH O N Y C O NCERT AT 7 :0 0 PM
Murry Sidlin. conductor
The orchestra will perform a selection of light classics and popular favorites.
Food and beverages available for purchase.
TO M M cC A LL
W ATERFRONT PARK
BOWL AREA SOUTH OF HAWTHORNE BRIDGE: THURS., AUG. 30TH
(Rain date: Friday, Aug. 31st)
Portland Youth Philharmonic, Huw Edwards, conductor, at 5 :0 0 pm
OREGON SYM PHONY CONCERT AT 7 :0 0 PM
James DePreist, conductor
The Oregon Symphony performs classical and popular works including
Tchaikovsky's ¡ 8 1 2 Overture, complete with fireworks 4 cannons!
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environment fo r your child?
Food and beverages available for purchase
D O N A T E Y O U R U S E D M U S IC A L IN S T R U M E N T S : All of the Oregon
Symphony In the Neighborhoods concert locations will serve as drop-sites for VH1
Save the M usic. In partnership with ATAT Broadband and K IN K fm lO 2, the
Symphony encourages donations of used band or orchestral Instruments to be used
in various school music programs in the Portland area. Tax receipts will be available.
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