Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra bringing ‘Front Row’ season into homes
The Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra is going virtual, kicking off its Front Row season on Saturday, Oct. 24.
The concerts will be live-streamed from the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, conducted by artistic director Daniel Meyer.
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Lorna McGhee, principal flute of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will be the guest soloist.
Other programs include: Home for the Holidays on Dec. 19; Classical Heart on Feb. 13; Mozart & Copland on March 20 and Maxim Returns on May 1. Each performance begins at 7:30 p.m.
A single concert is $35. Packages are available for those who want to purchase three ($175), four ($225) or five ($250) shows.
Package purchases come with additional perks.
A link to the performance is emailed to the viewer in advance of the show.
For additional information on purchasing the shows, visit westmorelandsymphony.org/tickets.