Friend 1: “I want to go to the opera!”
Friend 2: “Well, I want to go to Broadway!”
Friend 1: “Opera!”
Friend 2: “Broadway!”
Woah! Why do you have to pick one or the other when you can go to the Alpharetta Symphony’s May 30th performance and enjoy both?! From Mozart’s The Magic Flute (written in 1791) to Jule Styne’s Funny Girl (written in 1964), this concert is full of timeless pieces that we know you’ll recognize and love. To make things even better, two fantastic vocalists will be joining our orchestra on stage to solo for this fantastic evening. So get your fancy dress attire on (or don’t—your call) and enjoy our A Night at the Opera concert.

MUSIC

Mozart: Overture to The Magic Flute
Mozart: “Bet Männern” from The Magic Flute
Donizetti: “Bella Siccome” un Angelo from Don Pasquale
Donizetti: “Pronto Io Son” from Don Pasquale
Puccini: “Quando Me’n Vo” from La Bohème
Mozart: “Crudel Perche Finora” to Marriage of Figaro
Puccini: “O mio babbino caro” from Gianni Schicchi
Overture to the Music Man
“Till There Was You” from the Music Man
“People Will Say We’re in Love” from Oklahoma
“What Good Would the Moon Be” from Street Scene
“Billy’s Soliloquy” from Carousel
“I’m the Great Star” from Funny Girl
“Music of the Night” from Phantom of the Opera

PERFORMERS

Michael Giel, conductor
August Bair, baritone
Victoria Kerr, soprano
Alpharetta Symphony