Keep your eyes on these performers! From video to live actors, from film to computer technology, these performances meld sight and sound to create a unique, new art.

Tuesday, November 15, 2005
8pm | Verizon Hall
Savion Glover
Classical Savion
Tony Award-winning performer and choreographer Savion Glover, star of Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk, appears in an evening of inventive tap riffs on classical music accompanied by a string chamber ensemble. The New York Times raved about its "stunning intensity... a revelation for eye and ear alike... This is great dancing with great musicality."

Thursday, December 8, 2005
7:30pm | Perelman Theater
Colonial Holiday
It's a new edition of last season's musical time machine! Take the family back to colonial Philadelphia and experience the songs and spirit of a vanished time in this unique concert. Multi-media performances includes 20 piece orchestra, children's choir, and soloists, all conducted by Marc Mostovoy.

Saturday, January 21, 2006
7:30pm | Perelman Theater
Mozart: Reloaded
Curated by Andrea Clearfield
Featuring Group Motion, Uri Caine, Gloria Justen, University of Delaware Steel Drum Ensemble, Tony Miceli and four world premiere commissions for pianist Charles Abramovic
Improvisatory jazz piano, video, steel drums, dance—these are just a few of the ways you’ll hear Mozart Reloaded through a 21st Century matrix. Award-winning composer Andrea Clearfield has gathered a variety of local artists for this concert, each paying tribute to the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus in their own form. It’s a look at this Classical icon on his 250th birthday.

Friday, May 5, 2006
7:30pm | Perelman Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra Percussion Group
POP G
"Perfectly realized" is how the Philadelphia Inquirer described a recent concert by POP G. Using a full selection of percussion instruments and multi-media visions, their music ranges from Debussy and Respighi to contemporary composers Jennifer Higdon and Rolando Morales-Matos. It’s music to intrigue the ear and eye.

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Select seating: Perelman Plaza & 1st Balcony, Verizon Orchestra ($147) Perelman 2nd Balcony, Verizon 1st Tier ($120)
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