Arts & Entertainment
IPO PRESENTS: A Night At The Opera
IPO PRESENTS
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
Symphony Orchestra Concert
Saturday, May 12,2011, 8:00pm
Lincoln-Way North Performing Arts Center
19900 S Harlem Ave, Frankfort, IL 60423
Carmon DeLeone, Conductor Laureate
Rimsky-Korsakov
Procession of the Nobles from Mlada
Bizet
Carmen Suite No. 1
Michel Legrand
Suite from Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Richard Strauss
Suite from Der Rosenkavalier
A murderous mistress, a tempestuous gypsy slain, and an eligible bachelor bearing a silver rose for a lucky mistress. No, you’re not watching The Bachelor or Cougartown . . . this is opera at its best! Music Director Laureate Carmon DeLeone conducts a program of operatic works for orchestra.
From the jealous and love obsessed characters of these operas, to the melodramatic film music of Legrand, these works will have you begging for the night’s drama and intrigue to continue.
Single tickets for the Saturday concert series at Lincoln-Way North Performing Arts Center (November through May) range from $30-$50 for adults; $15 for children (18 & under) and students. All Lincoln-Way students may attend the IPO concerts for free with valid ID and subject to availability. Groups of 10 or more will receive 50% off regular ticket prices. Call the IPO Box Office for additional details.
For tickets, call (708) 481-7774, or visit http://www.IPOMUSIC.ORG. More detailed information regarding IPO concerts and guest artists is available at http://www.IPOMUSIC.ORG or by contacting events@ipomusic.org
The mission of the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra is to provide vibrant orchestral music of beauty and excellence to the diverse communities of the Chicago Southland, to stimulate appreciation for the musical performing arts, and to serve as an indispensable creative resource for the community. The Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra has received several coveted awards for artistic achievement from the Illinois Council of Orchestras. In 2010, the Illinois Council of Orchestras named the IPO the “Professional Orchestra of the Year.” In 1992, the IPO was named Illinois Orchestra of the Year, and in 1995 Maestro DeLeone was named Illinois Music Director of the Year.