Puget Sound Symphony Orchestra: Redemption
$10 ($8 senior/student/military/veteran)
Dmitri Shostakovich — October, Op. 131
Jean Sibelius — Symphony No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 82
Like the film scores of today, many classical works were composed with a storyline in mind. Oftentimes, the storyline was more a reflection of real life events rather than some fictitious story. Puget Sound Symphony Orchestra’s (PSSO) Spring Concert pays tribute to the unknown heroes who have stood up to the oppression of the Ukrainian conflict. By May 21, PSSO hopes this concert acts as an epilogue to a conflict in the rear-view mirror. If not, let it be a prologue to a moment of redemption that is sure to arrive for the Ukrainian people.
COVID-19 Protocols: Masks and proof of vaccination status are required for attendance through May 31, 2022.
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About Puget Sound Symphony Orchestra
PSSO is an all-volunteer orchestra rooted in community and passion for music, and ensuring classical music is accessible to any and all, with ticket prices that are $10 or less.
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