Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic and Chorus

On Thursday, Dec. 3, guest conductor James Blachley will le ad a program that includes Tchaikovsky's iconic Symphony No. 4, Francis Poulenc's Gloria, Arvo Pärt's Sequenza, and the world premiere of the orchestral version of Hodie Christus Natus Est, composed by the school of music's Vera Heinz Chair of Composition, Professor Nancy Galbraith. And in a continuation of a 70-year tradition, the CMU Philharmonic and CMU Choir will also perform the Poulenc, Pärt and Galbraith pieces at the annual noon-time concert in the College of Fine Arts Great Hall on Friday, December 4th.Program:Arvo Pärt-SequenzaNancy Galbraith-Hodie Chr istus Natus Est \(World Premiere\)Francis Poulenc-GloriaTraditional \(arr. Dan Forrest\)-Festival First NoelPyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky-Symphony No . 4 in F Minor, Op. 36Cost: $10 Regular Admission $5 Senior Citizen \(65\+\) Admission All students, along with CMU/Pitt faculty and staff, are free w/ valid IDber 4th.

Program:

Arvo Pärt-Sequenza

Nancy Galbraith-Hodie Christus Natus Est

\(World Premiere\)

Francis Poulenc-Gloria

Traditional \(arr. Dan Forrest\)-Festival First Noel

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky-Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36

Cost:

$10 Regular Admission

$5 Senior Citizen \(65\+\) Admission

All students, along with CMU/Pitt faculty and staff, are free w/ valid ID