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Titan
February 9, 2013
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Join the ACO at the beautiful Alma Thomas Theater at Southwestern University in Georgetown for a performance of Mahler's 1st Symphony, nicknamed Titan. The symphony will be preceded by a performance by soloist Bruce Cain of the lieder (Songs of a Wayfayer) on which the symphony was based. This performance will be an experience that shouldn't be missed as the hall is filled with the most dramatic music ever composed.
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Alma Thomas Theater at Southwestern University
1001 E. University Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626 -
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Individual-$12.00
Military (with Military ID)-$10.00
Senior-$10.00
Student-$10.00
Child (under 12)-$5.00
If you are a Southwestern University student, faculty, or staff member show your ID to the usher for admittance.Info Phone: 512-200-2261
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February 9, 2013Times:
7:30 PM
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