Friday, March 13, 2020
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM MST
Presented by
Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
Violin Virtuoso takes place on:
Friday, March 13, 2020
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM MST
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Warmly welcomed back to Flagstaff after her triumphant debut with FSO in 2015, Rachel Barton Pine performs the virtuosic Saint-Saëns violin concerto. The tone of the Chicago violinist, playing a prized 1742 Guarneri instrument that is on permanent loan to her, is described as an “excellent glass of red wine—full-bodied, rich and complex.”
Secure your tickets quickly! Learn more about parking and directions to the venue here.
Ways to save at the symphony:
New to the Symphony discount: New to the Symphony Discount: Welcome to the show! New attendees can receive 50% off 2 tickets when you sign up to our newsletter
Family discount: Buy 1 adult ticket, get a junior ticket free with the code FSOFAMILY
Senior Rush Tickets: for those patrons who are 65 years of age and older, we offer $15 tickets in Price 5 seating. Seniors wishing to sit in other sections are given 50% off.
Student Tickets: student tickets are $8
Educators and Military Personnel: We offer $15 tickets in Price 5 seating to Educators and Military Personnel through the entire season. Those wishing to sit outside of the Price 5 seating area will be given 50% off. Please present valid I.D. when purchasing.
Educational Groups: Educational groups receive a flat rate of $8 per ticket, whether for the child or the teacher/chaperone/leader. Teacher & Leaders wishing to bring students to a concert should contact the FSO office at 928.774.5107 before calling the NAU central ticketing office.
Adult Groups: Those wishing to bring a group to a concert will receive a rate of $8 for children and $15 for adults. To qualify for this discount, a “group” will consist of a minimum of 10 people. One free ticket will be given to the group organizer! Please contact the FSO office at 928.774.5107 before calling the NAU central ticketing office.
The event will include:
Virtuosic Saint-Saëns Violin Concerto
Rachel Barton Pine on Violin
Anton Bruckner’s “Romantic” Symphony
A Letter From
Conductor Charles Latshaw
“In looking for ways to celebrate our 70th anniversary, I polled our musicians for their favorite FSO guest artists. Rachel Barton Pine was top of the list. Can’t wait to bring her back to flagstaff. Bruckner’s ‘Romantic’ Symphony #4 is an absolute monument of the orchestral repertoire. The kind of masterpiece that an orchestra should only mount once every ten years. In our case, we’ve waited for 70!”
Listen before the show
A Night Out With FSO
Upcoming Events
2019–2020 | Season 70
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Some 150 voices join for one monumental work, The Creation by Franz Joseph Haydn. Inspired by Handel, this 1798 oratorio depicts the creation of the world as described in the Biblical books of Genesis and the Psalms and John Milton’s Paradise Lost.
Parking
Free parking is available in the large surface lot behind Ardrey Memorial Auditorium on Friday concert nights. The NAU designation for this lot is P13 and it is located along West Riordan Road.
Paid parking is available in the Knoles Garage at the corner of West Riordan Road and Knoles Drive. Parking attendants will be standing at the entrance, with the gate open, so that you may quickly enter and park. On your way in you will get an exit ticket. This exit ticket is how you will pay to exit the lot. The parking garage fee is $2 per hour.
Pre-paid Parking exit tickets may be purchased in advance for $5 at the NAU Parking and Shuttle Services in the Centennial building, on NAU campus, at the corner of Dupont Avenue and Beaver Street (credit/debit cards only).
ADA accessible parking is available in surface lots P13 and P16A (across Knoles Drive from the entrance of Ardrey Memorial Auditorium) and in the Knoles Garage.
NAU Parking Office: 928.523.6623 | www.nau.edu/parking