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West Hartford Symphony's Spring Classical Concert

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Join the West Hartford Symphony Orchestra for their Spring Classical Concert this Sunday, March 29th, at 3 PM at Northwest Catholic High School. Enjoy timeless orchestral pieces by Hanson, Sibelius, Verdi, Borodin, and Rimsky-Korsakov. Tickets are $20 general, $15 for seniors and students, free for kids under 12. Support the orchestra and keep these concerts coming!

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West Hartford Symphony's Spring Classical Concert

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The West Hartford Symphony Orchestra is hosting its Spring Classical Concert this Sunday, March 29th, at 3pm at Northwest Catholic High. School on 29, Wampanoag Drive. It's a great chance to enjoy some timeless orchestral pieces in a community setting. The lineup features Howard Hansen Symphony No. 2, Romantic, along with Gene Sibelius' Finlandia and Giuseppe Verides, Bob Pensiero from Nabucco. Listeners will also hear Alexander Borodin's Aeneas Depenskezie and Nicolai Rimski Corsicaus' procession of the Nobles. Local music lovers always look forward to these events, as they bring high-quality performances right to the neighborhood. The orchestra supports ongoing programming through community involvement, making classical music accessible to families. Tickets go for $20 general admission, or $15 for seniors and students, with free entry for kids under 12. You can grab them online easily. Whether you join in-person or not, consider donating to keep these concerts coming back stronger for everyone in West Hartford.

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