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$15 general | $5 students unless otherwise noted
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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB PRINCETON UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLES
$15 general | $5 students
RICHARDSON CHAMBER PLAYERS
$40, $30, $20 general | $5 students
BRENTANO STRING QUARTET EAST COAST CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
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$15 general | $5 students
COMPOSERS ENSEMBLE
INON BARNATAN
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$10 general | $5 students
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WHERE DO I PARK FOR CONCERTS? BY PHONE 609-258-9220
ON CAMPUS Parking is available on campus in the visitor parking area in Lot 23 and at the West Garage, both located on Elm Drive off of Faculty Road on the Princeton campus, a ten-minute walk to Richardson Auditorium. For the Thursday evening concerts, TigerTransit will extend the hours of the Central Line shuttle bus from Lot 23 and the West Garage to Richardson Auditorium. The shuttle will run every fifteen minutes until 10:30 pm.
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OFF CAMPUS
IN PERSON FRIST CAMPUS CENTER TICKET OFFICE Open M-F, 12-6 pm
RICHARDSON AUDITORIUM TICKET OFFICE Open two hours prior to the performances at Richardson Auditorium
“Relishing a breathtaking classical music performance in the majestic yet intimate Richardson Auditorium while in the company of my music-loving friends has been among my most cherished moments as a Princeton student.”
If available, the best place to park is in town at metered spaces near Palmer Square and along Nassau Street. Metered parking on Princeton streets is limited to one or two hours in most cases and operates from 8 am until 8 pm, Monday through Saturday. Three municipal parking garages that charge a fee are located on Chambers, Hulfish and Spring Streets in downtown Princeton, just off of Palmer Square.
VENUES
All concerts take place in Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall, unless otherwise noted. Richardson Auditorium is located on the Princeton campus behind Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau Street. Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall is located on the corner of Washington Road and Ivy Lane, situated next to the Lewis Library. The concert hall is on the second floor. Free parking is available in lots on Ivy Lane after 5 pm.
DIRECTIONS
Visit princetonuniversityconcerts.org
ACCESSIBILITY
Richardson Auditorium is accessible to patrons with disabilities. Limited space for wheelchair seating is available upon request. A limited number of parking spaces are available on campus for people with valid handicap permits. Please call the Concert Office for more information at 609-258-2800.
MARIANA OLAIZOLA, CLASS OF 2013
WOOLWORTH CENTER PRINCETON, NJ 08544 NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID PRINCETON, NJ PERMIT NO 186
Princeton University Orchestra Artemis String Quartet Inon Barnatan Princeton University Glee Club Rafal Blechacz Ian Bostridge Anthony D.J. Branker Composers Ensemble Richard Goode Gabriel Crouch Julius Drake Brentano String Quartet East Coast Chamber Orchestra Elias String Quartet Princeton University Jazz Ensembles Julia Fischer The English Concert Richardson Chamber Players Michael Pratt Angelika Kirchschlager Takács String Quartet Tenebrae Princeton University Concerts Tokyo String Quartet Barbara White C.K. Williams 2012-2013 SEASON
MUSIC AT PRINCETON “As musicians, we don’t just think, we feel; that’s how we reach the spiritual and sensual dimensions of music.” GABRIEL CROUCH, DIRECTOR OF CHORAL MUSIC
Princeton University fully embraces the performing arts as an essential part of its educational mission. An institution that nurtures and values creativity and innovation, Princeton is an increasingly important patron of the arts and music is at its core. Every year, students, faculty, staff and community come together to participate in or enjoy the presentation of hundreds of concerts in every genre. The Music Department hosts the nations’ first PhD program in composition as well as an equally distinguished musicology faculty and maintains an active concert program, showcasing the exceptional talents of its faculty and students. The Princeton University Concerts series carries out a 119-year-old mission to bring professional musicians of the highest caliber from all over the world to campus. Together the two enhance the vitality and richness of our community, both on and off campus. At the heart of our focus are students. Through classroom visits, curricular connections, world premieres, large-scale interdisciplinary collaborations, masterclasses, residencies and one-on-one contact with professional musicians, students’ lives are transformed by musical engagement.
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