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Seven Deadly Sins Premiere 
November 5-November 6, 2010
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Jessica Mathaes (ASO concert mistress), violin & Colette Valentine, piano.
World premiere of work Seven Deadly Sins by LA composer Paul Reale, who will be in attendance!
Included on the program will also be Devil's Trill Sonata and Saint-Saens Sonata in D major.
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Westlake United Methodist Church
1460 Redbud Trail
Austin, TX 78759 -
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$20 adults
$15 seniors (55+) and students (with I.D.)
FREE students age 5-17Info Phone: 512-345-3399 or 512-219-7457
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Dates:
November 5-November 6, 2010Times:
8pm
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Event Name: Seven Deadly Sins Premiere
"Don't Miss The Seven Deadly Sins"
Comment posted by: M. D. from Austin, TX USA, Nov 02, 2010
I look forward to seeing you at this amazing concert to hear world-class musicians, who live in Austin, present an amazing evening of music.
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Event Name: Seven Deadly Sins Premiere
"Don't Miss The Seven Deadly Sins"
Comment posted by: M. D. from Austin, TX USA, Nov 02, 2010
I look forward to seeing you at this amazing concert to hear world-class musicians, who live in Austin, present an amazing evening of music.
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