Philadelphia Orchestra Free Concert at the Kimmel Center
Verizon Hall
2013-10-02
One of the perks of living in a major metropolitan city such as Philadelphia is the plethora of free events. The Philadelphia Orchestra had a pop up concert canceled in New York at Carnegie Hall. They decided to offer a free informal/casual concert at the Kimmel Center in Verizon Hall for the city.
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Saturday, October 5, 2013
Monday, October 15, 2012
Philadelphia Orchestra (Season Preview)
Philadelphia Orchestra (Season Preview)
The Kimmel Center
Verizon Hall
http://www.philorch.org/
On Saturday, I went to the Philadelphia Orchestra's Season Preview. The show was quite good and showcased one of Philadelphia's cultural gems. Being a native Philadelphian, this is one of the perks of the city that I have been underutilizing. Considering it was a free concert, I had to go and I am quite glad that I did.
My only caveat is: the orchestra is supposed to be a classy nice affair. College students and high schoolers and patrons new to the orchestra, please try to dress up a little more than sweatpants and a hoodie or a tanktop. Thanks.
I also got to attend the concert seated in the conductor's circle, the area behind the stage. As a musician it was interesting to be able to watch the performance from that angle. It made me a bit nostalgic for when I played in an orchestra. I managed to sneak a few photos in before the concert started from the Conductor's Circle before getting yelled at by an usher. Photos are from my cell phone.
The Kimmel Center
Verizon Hall
http://www.philorch.org/
On Saturday, I went to the Philadelphia Orchestra's Season Preview. The show was quite good and showcased one of Philadelphia's cultural gems. Being a native Philadelphian, this is one of the perks of the city that I have been underutilizing. Considering it was a free concert, I had to go and I am quite glad that I did.
My only caveat is: the orchestra is supposed to be a classy nice affair. College students and high schoolers and patrons new to the orchestra, please try to dress up a little more than sweatpants and a hoodie or a tanktop. Thanks.
I also got to attend the concert seated in the conductor's circle, the area behind the stage. As a musician it was interesting to be able to watch the performance from that angle. It made me a bit nostalgic for when I played in an orchestra. I managed to sneak a few photos in before the concert started from the Conductor's Circle before getting yelled at by an usher. Photos are from my cell phone.
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