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Philadelphia Classical Symphony

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Founded in 1993 by artistic director Karl Middleman, the Philadelphia Classical Symphony is a 20-member chamber orchestra composed of outstanding Philadelphia-area leading professional musicians. The Classical Symphony is committed to promoting new ways to understand and present the history of music to today’s audiences. The story of music is more than notes on a page; it is a mirror of history itself – a saga of passion, inspiration, intellect, politics, religion, philosophy, and patronage. Audiences are invited to join in making the music matter. Yes, you will hear the music but you will also eat the food, don the garb, dance the dance, talk the talk, walk the walk, and become utterly immersed in the period that gave birth to the notes.

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    Philadelphia Classical Symphony

    235 S. Camac Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19107

    Phone: 215-228-2224   |   Official Website

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    10/23/11	Winds Alive Church of the Holy Trinity - Rittenhouse Square
    05/21/10	American Mosaics: Strings and Threads Church of the Holy Trinity - Rittenhouse Square
    04/11/10	Rhapsody in Paris Church of the Holy Trinity - Rittenhouse Square
    11/13/09	Hexameron and the Clash of Piano Titans Arch Street Presbyterian Church
    05/08/09	American Mosaics Church of St. Luke and the Epiphany
    03/20/09	Americans in Paris, and All That Jazz First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia