Saturday, February 6th 7:30 pm | Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts
Moonlight & Lanterns with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra
The Evening's Program
Celebrate the Lunar New Year and Lantern Festival with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra and friends
Join us at the Palladium for a glowing evening of music as the Carmel Symphony Orchestra celebrates the traditional Chinese festivals of the Lunar New Year and the Lantern Festival. Featuring pianist Daniel Epstein, the first American to perform the famed Yellow River Concerto in 1973 with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, just before their historic tour of China, the evening promises a night of cultural celebration and musical brilliance.
Also on this program will be Claude Debussy’s beloved favorite, Claire de Lune and his gorgeous symphonic poem, La Mer.
Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor Joel Smirnoff, the CSO will take you on a musical journey that celebrates rich cultural traditions.
Preconcert Activities
Come early to enjoy a drink in the expansive lobby of the Palladium. Wine, beer, cocktails as well as softdrinks are available. Stroll through the halls to take in the beautiful views of Carter Green and the Hotel Carmichael, or find a cozy corner to sip your drink with you guest.
In collaboration with Carmel’s Chinese Sister Cities organization and the International Center of Indianapolis, pre concert activities and this lively evening will feature cultural entertainment such as the Chinese traditional lion dance.