NightLites returns this season at the Ogle Center at Indiana University Southeast offering Friday night concerts that pair iconic works in fresh, surprising ways.
Showings
Program
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Symphony No. 92 in G major, “Oxford”
I. Adagio – Allegro spiritoso
II. Adagio cantabile
III. Menuetto: Allegretto
IV. Presto
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Symphony No. 41 in C major, “Jupiter”
I. Allegro vivace
II. Andante cantabile
III. Allegretto
IV. Molto allegro
Artists
Additional Info
Celebrate the elegance, wit, and invention of two classical masters. Haydn’s vibrant “Oxford” Symphony, brimming with charm and precision, sets the stage, followed by Mozart’s final symphonic triumph: the magnificent “Jupiter.” These works capture the height of Classical-era brilliance, showcasing the Louisville Orchestra’s precision and sparkle under Teddy Abrams’ baton.
FAQs
Concert length varies, but we recommend planning for about two hours, including an intermission. Digital programs include the specific music run-time, which can give you a better idea of the concert length. Please note that music run-time only covers the pieces being performed and does not account for speaking between pieces, applause, etc.
At most of our venues, if you arrive after the concert has begun, an usher will seat you at an appropriate time, such as during applause or intermission.
For events at outdoor or alternate venues, please check your email for "Know Before You Go" information, sent to the email of the ticket purchaser. For further questions, contact our Patron Services team at 502.587.8681.
Come as yourself! There’s no dress code, so wear what makes you feel comfortable. You’ll see everything from business and cocktail attire to casual and creative styles.
We ask all audience members to silence their phones before the performance begins. Photos and videos are prohibited, as light from screens can be distracting.
Snacks and drinks are sometimes available for purchase before the concert and during intermission. Alcoholic beverages are available for guests 21+ with a valid ID. We recommend dining before the show; check out our interactive map for nearby hotels, restaurants, and parking options.
Parking is available for purchase at all partner venues.
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