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MARCH 29, 2025  |  7:30 PM
                                             A captivating concert of all-American
     FEBRUARY 1, 2025  |  7:30 PM
                                             charm with Bernstein’s brilliant overture
 Steven Karidoyanes, Conductor  FEBRUARY 2, 2025  |  3 PM  to Candide, Joan Tower’s Grammy-winning
     Some of the greatest music from the 1950s   Made in America, and Aaron Copland’s heroic
     and 60s came from the Brill Building in New   Symphony No. 3. This line up is everything we
     York City, including chart-toppers Stand by Me,   want America to be: ambitious, confident,
      Where the Boys Are, River Deep, Mountain High,   hopeful, and happy.
      You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’, and Breaking Up
      Is Hard to Do. Experience the “thrill of the Brill”
      when guest Broadway vocalists join the Phil
      for these hits and more!
                                             MAY 3, 2025  |  7:30 PM
 SEPTEMBER 28, 2024  |  7:30 PM              MAY 4, 2025  |  3 PM
 Our dazzling season debut features the   NOVEMBER 22, 2024  |  7 PM  MARCH 9, 2025  |  3 PM  What’s better than an evening with Eileen
 spicy Latin rhythms of Arturo Marquez,   Neal Hampton, Conductor   Some of the merriest melodies and looniest   Ivers? An evening with the fiery fiddler, her
 Gershwin’s dynamic An American in Paris, and   Composer and Plymouth Phil assistant   tunes are classical! Our whimsical program   red-hot band, and our masterful orchestra!
 Astor Piazzolla’s hauntingly beautiful tango,   conductor Neal Hampton ascends the podium   includes Rossini’s The Barber (er, Rabbit)   The nine-time All-Ireland Fiddle Champion
 Oblivion. Enchanting soloist Melissa White   with music he composed for the stage, a lush   of Seville, Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody, and   and former Riverdance star returns for a
 performs Florence Price’s vivacious Violin   and romantic score for Jane Austen’s Sense   Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries. With special   Celtic collaboration with our full Phil force!
 Concerto No. 1.   and Sensibility, the musical. Music from British   guest Laura Carlo, Morning Program Host,
      99.5 WCRB.
 composers rounds out the program.

 NOVEMBER 2, 2024  |  7:30 PM
 At Plymouth North High School   DECEMBER 14, 2024  |  3 PM & 7:30 PM
 Performing Arts Center  DECEMBER 15, 2024  |  3 PM
 Our “Better Together” story continues with   Our holiday train is heading due north for a   508.746.8008  |  PLYMOUTHPHIL.ORG
 Mozart’s opulent overture to Don Giovanni,   special tribute to The Polar Express. Special
 Louise Farrenc’s bold and brilliant Symphony   guests include mezzo-soprano Roselin Osser
 No. 2, and world-renowned guitarist Eliot Fisk,   and the PCIS 6th Grade Chorus. Get your
 performing Joaquin Rodrigo’s Fantasia para un   tickets early; these shows will sell out!
 gentilhombre (Fantasia for a Nobleman).






















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