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Classical
*Date*	Time	Performance	Price	Group Price 15 tickets
		Classical Series (5 Shows) Emile Pandolfi John, Janet and Jazz Canadian Brass Chamber Orchestra Kremlin Opera Scenes	$100.00
Sat 12/15/12	8:00 pm	Christmas with Emile Pandolfi Sponsored by Pope Brown Foundation and Charles and Mary Sue Poole Charitable Trust (Dinner option $40 extra)	$35.00	$25.00
	It has been said that he plays "luxurious arrangements" with an "ethereal quality"; that he plays in a "free-flowing, emotional manner that seems to go to the music's very soul." Stereophile Magazine. Without a doubt, when you hear Emile Pandolfi play you know that you are hearing one of today's finest pianists.
Sunday 3/17/13	3:00 pm	Canadian Brass Sponsored by Pope Brown Foundation and Charles and Mary Sue Poole Charitable Trust	$40.00	$32.50
	Five tremendous brass musicians - each a virtuoso in his own right - form the legendary Canadian Brass. With an international reputation as one of the most popular brass ensembles today, Canadian Brass has truly earned the distinction of "the world's most famous brass group." Classical material like Bach was just the starting point for the group, which has been pleasing crowds for decades with a vast repertoire that includes modern compositions, Dixieland, Jazz , Latin and Broadway, all served up with a light touch and a sense of humor. Tonight you just know there will be a tribute to St. Patrick and to the Emerald Isle.
Friday 3/22/13	8:00 pm	Chamber Orchestra Kremlin Sponsored by Pope Brown Foundation and Charles and Mary Sue Poole Charitable Trust (Dinner option $40 extra)	$35.00	$20.00
	Director, Misha Rachlevsky - the spectacular Russian orchestra, The Chamber Orchestra of the Kremlin will return to the Newberry Opera House for another exciting performance under the baton of Misha Rachlevsky, whose lifetime love of chamber music began early. Born into the culturally charged city of Moscow, he started violin studies at the age of five. He now conducts and performs worldwide. The Chamber orchestra of the Kremlin has played in Berlin, Madrid, Paris, Stockholm, Milan, Monte Carlo, Tel Aviv and may other cities throughout Europe and the US from Rovaniemi at the Arctic Circle to the Canary Island to Key West.