All patrons must have a ticket, including infants in arms. Venue is accessible to all patrons. Seats in accessible section are limited to one companion seat. THERE IS NO ACCESSIBLE SEATING AVAILABLE IN BALCONY OR TIER SECTIONS.
The ASU Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble open the spring semester with an exciting evening of music at ASU Gammage. The program features the Wind Ensemble's consortium premiere of Zhou Tian's Concerto for Alto Saxophone, performed by ASU Professor of Saxophone Christopher Creviston. The evening also includes Paul Hindemith's landmark Symphony in B-flat. Wind Symphony Robert Honstein: Juvenalia Concerto for Percussion Garrett Arney, percussion Wind Ensemble Joel Puckett: Pacific Carnival Fanfare Zhou Tian: Concerto for Alto Saxophone Christopher Creviston, saxophone Paul Hindemith: Symphony in B-flat
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Will Call is open during regular Box Office Hours and 2 hours prior to curtain.
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Venue is accessible to all patrons. Seats in accessible section are limited to one companion seat. THERE IS NO ACCESSIBLE SEATING AVAILABLE IN BALCONY OR TIER SECTIONS. PATRON MUST USE STAIRS TO GAIN ACCESS TO BALCONY OR TIER SEATING.
No latecomers! Late seating only between acts. No cameras, recorders of any type.
Everyone, including infants, must have a ticket
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