Location: Alice Tully Hall
Cost: Discounted premium seat $60 (new discount price)
Organized by: Mae Wong Miller '70, Flo Distefano '80 and Mo Chen '80
Cost: Discounted premium seat $60 (new discount price)
Organized by: Mae Wong Miller '70, Flo Distefano '80 and Mo Chen '80
Happy New Year! To kick off 2020 with our fellow Princetonians, Mae Wong Miller '70 is offering discounted premium seating for the Feb. 1 American Classical Orchestra concert to be held at Alice Tully Hall. We did this last May and it was a hit. Over 40 Princetonians attended in their orange and black and we had a great time seated together enjoying the concert. Discounted premium tickets need to be purchased directly from either David Larkin or Amanda Sidebottom (contact info below). If you would like lower cost non-premium seats, please go directly to website to purchase.
Join us to kickoff 2020 and the road to Princeton Reunions 2020!
Mae Wong Miller’70, Education Director at American Classical Orchestra (ACO), has arranged for a block of premium-level seats, at a discount, for Princeton classmates and friends.
Please join us at the American Classical Orchestra’s upcoming concert,
New York’s leading period-instrument orchestra (www.aconyc.org), featuring Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 with ACO Chorus.
Saturday, February 1, 2020 @ 8:00 PM
Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center
Discounted Ticket Price: $60/seat in Prime 1 – Orchestra A
Deadline to Purchase special seating: January 31
You are encouraged to don your reunions jacket or your favorite orange and black outfit.
To purchase tickets, and for more information, please contact:
David Larkin, Executive Director
d.larkin@aconyc.org
Or
Amanda Sidebottom, Director of Operations
Amanda.sidebottom@aconycorg
American Classical Orchestra
212.362.2727
THE SPECIAL TICKETS FOR PRINCETONIANS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE.
A Little About American Classical Orchestra
The ACO, under the direction of Thomas Crawford, is one of the nation’s leading period instrument orchestras. It is dedicated to preserving the great music literature of the Baroque, Classical and early Romantic eras. The Orchestra recreates the sound world of the masters using priceless historic instruments, as well as era-specified performance techniques. Comprised of the world’s top period instrumentalists, the ACO provides audiences the opportunity to experience classical music in the way it was intended to be heard, and in a venue with exquisite acoustics and ideally suited for the repertoire. We are very fortunate to have such a gem in the New York area. Fellow Princeton classmate Mae promises a great experience. More information about the ACO is available on www.aconyc.org.
Join us to kickoff 2020 and the road to Princeton Reunions 2020!
Mae Wong Miller’70, Education Director at American Classical Orchestra (ACO), has arranged for a block of premium-level seats, at a discount, for Princeton classmates and friends.
Please join us at the American Classical Orchestra’s upcoming concert,
New York’s leading period-instrument orchestra (www.aconyc.org), featuring Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 with ACO Chorus.
Saturday, February 1, 2020 @ 8:00 PM
Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center
Discounted Ticket Price: $60/seat in Prime 1 – Orchestra A
Deadline to Purchase special seating: January 31
You are encouraged to don your reunions jacket or your favorite orange and black outfit.
To purchase tickets, and for more information, please contact:
David Larkin, Executive Director
d.larkin@aconyc.org
Or
Amanda Sidebottom, Director of Operations
Amanda.sidebottom@aconycorg
American Classical Orchestra
212.362.2727
THE SPECIAL TICKETS FOR PRINCETONIANS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE.
A Little About American Classical Orchestra
The ACO, under the direction of Thomas Crawford, is one of the nation’s leading period instrument orchestras. It is dedicated to preserving the great music literature of the Baroque, Classical and early Romantic eras. The Orchestra recreates the sound world of the masters using priceless historic instruments, as well as era-specified performance techniques. Comprised of the world’s top period instrumentalists, the ACO provides audiences the opportunity to experience classical music in the way it was intended to be heard, and in a venue with exquisite acoustics and ideally suited for the repertoire. We are very fortunate to have such a gem in the New York area. Fellow Princeton classmate Mae promises a great experience. More information about the ACO is available on www.aconyc.org.