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By KATHY HEBERGER
Carolina Life Editor
Mozart, Mozart and more Mozart
will be featured Tuesday night
at the USC Chamber Orchestra's
performance at the Koger Center
for the Arts.
The performance commemorates
the composer, who began his
triumphs in music as a cnua ana
eventually wrote about 140 symphonies.
This year is the bicentennial
celebration of his death.
"You have to love Mozart. It's
very evident in these pieces why
we like Mozart so much. I think
students should try to come because
they'll enjoy it," assistant
conductor John Ricarte said.
The concert will begin with Mozart's
motet "Exultate Jubilate"
with soprano Laury Christie, who
is a voice professor. The piece is
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in Latin, but there will be an English
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"I like the last verse because
there's only one word in it ? hallelujah,"
Christie said.
The second piece will be "Symphony
No. 33." Both these pieces
will include bassonists and brass
players from the USC Symphony
Orchestra.
The final piece of the concert
will be "Sinfonia Concertante " a
concerto few violin and viola. Conductor
Donald Portnoy will perform
the violin part, and viola professor
Frits DeJonge will perform
the viola part.
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at the Koger Center. Tickets
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Whether you're looking for casual
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