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Juneau Symphony Concert Season 2011-12

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Parking Advisory!

On Saturday night there is a basketball game at JDHS at 7:00pm. Parking for the Symphony concert at 8:00pm will be very difficult (nigh impossible!) Please make arrangements to walk or have a friend/cab drop you off. We are sorry for the inconvenience.


If you have tickets for Saturday night and are unable to attend the concert, you are welcome to attend on Sunday but you MUST exchange your ticket for a new seat. Tickets can be exchanged at the ticket sales table on Sunday.


Sounds of River and Sea: January 21-22

Tickets on sale now at Hearthside Books, Rainy Retreat Books, the Juneau Arts and Culture Center (JACC) and online.


Upcoming Lectures by Kyle Wiley Pickett and Jim Darling
January 13 and 20, UAS Egan Lecture Hall

The University of Alaska Southeast’s Sound and Motion series begins with two presentations on whale songs. Friday, January 13 Juneau Symphony Music Director and Conductor Kyle Pickett will discuss the upcoming Juneau Symphony performance of Alan Hovhaness’ And God Created Great Whales which combines orchestra and whale songs as well as similar techniques in 20th Century orchestral music.

The following week January 20, renowned whale researcher Jim Darling will present on his research into humpback whale songs, including their structure and composition, similarities and differences across the North Pacific and what it all might mean.

More details at www.uas.alaska.edu
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The Juneau Symphony is generously sponsored by:
Alaska Pacific Bank, K3 Public Radio,
The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, The Alaska State Council on the Arts,
The National Endowment for the Arts and The University of Alaska Southeast
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