You're Invited to the Berkeley Symphony on December 2nd
On behalf of the Berkeley Symphony, the Downtown Berkeley Association, Berkeley Chamber of Commerce, and the Emeryville Chamber of Commerce, please accept our invitation for two complimentary tickets to Berkeley Symphony's "Musica de Amor" concert, December 2nd, at Zellerbach Hall. A pre-concert networking reception with wine and hor d'oeuvres begins at 7 pm. You are also invited to stay after the performance to attend a subscriber-only reception, hosted by Music Director Joana Carneiro and Berkeley Symphony musicians.
Founded more than 40 years ago, Berkeley Symphony is the locally-based symphony with an international reputation for innovative programming of the highest quality. The 12/2 concert will be no exception, featuring the first commission of Joana Carneiro's tenure! Come hear the world premiere of Private Alleles by 36-year-old Mexican composer Enrico Chapela. Resident artist mezzo-soprano Rachel Calloway joins the Berkeley Symphony in an unforgettable rendition of Peter Lieberson's Neruda Songs, written for his late wife and renowned vocalist Lorraine Hunt Lieberson. Carneiro and Calloway round out the program with Manuel de Falla's beloved El Amor Brujo, a musical story of love, jealousy, and magic. For more information, please visit www.berkeleysymphony.org
Business, Symphony, and Community in Harmony
December 2, 2010
Zellerbach Hall, UC Berkeley campus
Pre-concert reception 7 pm
"Musica de Amor" concert 8 pm
Post-concert subscriber reception 10 pm
To RSVP and reserve your tickets, please click here or contact Elizabeth Hounshell at 510-841-2800 x301.
Zellerbach Hall is on the south side of the UC Berkeley campus, near the intersection of Telegraph and Bancroft. Parking is available at several lots and garages along Bancroft Avenue and Durant Avenue, as well as in an underground garage below Zellerbach Hall accessible from Bancroft:
