Wednesday, March 29, 2000
Pops' 2000-01 season
Pops conductor Erich Kunzel will conduct seven of the nine subscription concerts. Concerts begin at 8 p.m.
• Sept. 8-10 — Celebrate Dave Brubeck's 80th Birthday! Erich Kunzel, conductor; The Dave Brubeck Quartet. The first half includes Beatles classics, including “Penny Lane,” “Eleanor Rigby,” “Michele,” and “Hard Day's Night.”
• Oct. 20-22 — Celebrate Halloween! Erich Kunzel, conductor. “The Return of Chiller.” Music from recent and classic horror films and TV series.
• Nov. 12 — Celebrate The Silent Clowns! Films Sherlock, Jr., featuring Buster Keaton, and The Pilgrim, featuring Charlie Chaplin. Dennis James, organ; Carl Daehler, conductor.
• Dec. 8-10 — Celebrate The Holidays! Erich Kunzel, conductor; the King's Singers. Traditional favorites.
• Jan. 14 — Celebrate The Golden Age of Swing! Erich Kunzel, conductor; Jazz Ambassadors of the United States Army Field Band, Chief Warrant Officer Freddie Vinson, Jr., director; Carla Heiney and Steven Bailey, Lindyhop/Swing Dancers; Michael Gough, vocalist. “In the Mood,” “Take the "A' Train,” “I've Got You Under My Skin,” “Night and Day,” and more.
• March 9-11 — Celebrate Ireland! Erich Kunzel, conductor. Music from Angela's Ashes, Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, and more.
• April 1 and 8 — Celebrate Sports! Erich Kunzel, conductor; Johnny Bench; Mike Reid.
• April 29 — Celebrate The Sounds of New Orleans! Celebrate The Centennial of Louis Armstrong! Jeff Tyzik, conductor; Byron Stripling, trumpet.
• June 1-3 — Celebrate America's Sweetheart! Erich Kunzel, conductor; Debbie Reynolds, singer/dancer.
TICKET PRICES
• Eight concerts (five Saturdays; three Sundays): $104-$284.
• Seven concerts (Seven Sundays): $91-$248.
• Five concerts (Five Fridays): $65-$177.
• Single tickets ($16-$44.50, $60 box seats) go on sale to subscribers Aug. 9 and to the general public Aug. 16.
Information: 381-3300; cincinnatipops.org.
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