Paavo Järvi and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform
a special fundraising concert for Princeton City Schools on
Tuesday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Princeton High School featuring
the Orchestra's principal trumpet, Robert Sullivan. Proceeds from
the March 23 concert will benefit district-wide music education
and instrumental music programs. Following the concert attendees
are invited to go backstage to Princeton High School's
"Viking Room" to meet Maestro Järvi and CSO musicians.

"I am pleased that the CSO can help support band and orchestra
programs because music education is very important to me and to
the Orchestra," said CSO Music Director Paavo Järvi. "I am always
very energized by these performances in the community."

"The Princeton City School District is honored to continue the
rich tradition of the partnership between the Cincinnati Symphony
and our tremendous music education program. The excitement and
memories of the opportunities presented to our students will last
a lifetime," said Dr. Gary Pack, Superintendent.

"The scope of this venture reaches far beyond the CSO performing
a concert at Matthews Auditorium.  The magical moments will take
place in each Princeton  neighborhood as musicians visit
elementary schools, as high school students work with sectional
coaches and CSO conductors, and as the community comes together
to applaud and support our city's world-class orchestra and
Princeton's commitment to music education for all students," said
Trista Emmons, Orchestra Director, Princeton High School.


Concert Program: 

ARVO PÄRT		If Bach Had Raised Bees

HUMMEL		Concerto for Trumpet

Robert Sullivan, trumpet

TCHAIKOVSKY		Symphony No. 4 

 

Concert Tickets for Princeton High School

Tickets are available at the door the night of the concert or by
going to Princeton's online ticketing website at

www.seatyourself.biz/princeton


Tickets will also be available at GHP's Annual Pancake Breakfast
March 20. For more information or to reserve tickets, contact
Princeton's Orchestra Director, Trista Emmons, at 513-864-2061.
General admission tickets are $10 for students and $20 for adults.
A family 4-pack (2 Adults and 2 students) is available for $40.