One of Mozart’s merriest symphonies, the “Prague” delights with its buoyant fast movements and tranquil and contented middle movement. Pianist Andrew Armstrong is praised by critics for his passionate expression and astonishing technique and has received over 25 national and international First Prizes. He is also devoted to outreach programs and playing for children.
Shostakovich’s Ninth, his shortest symphony, is almost classical in nature with crisp articulation, transparent orchestration and a virtual absence of dissonant harmony, and a bright mood throughout.
San Antonio Symphony Food Drive
San Antonio Symphony is participating in Orchestras Feeding America, the first national food drive by America’s symphony orchestras benefitting the SA Food Bank. Symphony’s musicians, SA Food Bank staff members and volunteers will collect non-perishable food at the concerts on March 12 & 13, Mozart’s “Prague” and March 19 & 20, Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to the Beatles between 7-8PM in the main entrance of the theatre. For information about the types of food that can be accepted go to www.safoodbank.org.
All patrons bringing food items will receive a free voucher good for 2 tickets to an up-coming Symphony concert (a value of up to $123). The first 50 people to bring food receive a free movie pass to Santikos Theatres.
Tickets: $11.50-$66.50
For Tickets Call (210) 554-1010 or click the "Buy Tickets" button.
Mailing
Address: P.O. Box 658 San Antonio, TX 78293-0658
Physical Address AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2009: 130 East Travis St., Suite #550 - San Antonio, TX 78205
Administration (210) 554-1000 | Box Office (210) 554-1010 | Fax: (210) 554-1008
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