2008 Woodie Awards
'Halloween Pops' sure to be 'spook-tacular' performance
Pruitt, Susan
Issue date: 10/15/07 Section: Fine Arts
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The Mobile Symphony will be continuing their Pops Series with their "Halloween Pops" on Oct. 20. Conducted by Scott Speck, this production will feature magically spooky tunes from some of your favorite Halloween movies.
This show will feature songs from "The Phantom of the Opera." As we all know, "The Phantom of the Opera" is the story of a disfigured musical genius and his infatuation with a young protégé. As described on the Internet Movie Database, the protégé's Angel of Music's "rapturous voice sings songs in her head while she sleeps and whispers in her ear during the day." These chilling sounds will be heard during the Symphony's performance, along with music from "Spiderman."
Also, the audience will be enraptured with the mystical sounds from the creation of Frankenstein's monster's companion with music from "The Bride of Frankenstein." The Symphony will also perform the famous "Imperial March" from "Star Wars," as well as the "Superman March." Finally, the audience will have the opportunity to experience a little magic as the Symphony performs the "Harry Potter symphonic Suite."
Parents are encouraged to bring their children dressed in full Halloween costume. There will be awards given for the most creative costume.
According to the Mobile Symphony Web site, this evening is sure to be a "spook-tacular performance full of glitz, goblins, tricks and musical treats." If you are looking for a little entertainment this Halloween and have a desire to enjoy a little spookiness, the Mobile Symphony's "Halloween Pops" is the place to be.
There will be no sneak preview open dress rehearsal for this show. Show will be on Oct. 20 starting at 8 p.m. Tickets can be reserved by calling 432-7080 or visiting http://www.mobilesymphony.org.
This show will feature songs from "The Phantom of the Opera." As we all know, "The Phantom of the Opera" is the story of a disfigured musical genius and his infatuation with a young protégé. As described on the Internet Movie Database, the protégé's Angel of Music's "rapturous voice sings songs in her head while she sleeps and whispers in her ear during the day." These chilling sounds will be heard during the Symphony's performance, along with music from "Spiderman."
Also, the audience will be enraptured with the mystical sounds from the creation of Frankenstein's monster's companion with music from "The Bride of Frankenstein." The Symphony will also perform the famous "Imperial March" from "Star Wars," as well as the "Superman March." Finally, the audience will have the opportunity to experience a little magic as the Symphony performs the "Harry Potter symphonic Suite."
Parents are encouraged to bring their children dressed in full Halloween costume. There will be awards given for the most creative costume.
According to the Mobile Symphony Web site, this evening is sure to be a "spook-tacular performance full of glitz, goblins, tricks and musical treats." If you are looking for a little entertainment this Halloween and have a desire to enjoy a little spookiness, the Mobile Symphony's "Halloween Pops" is the place to be.
There will be no sneak preview open dress rehearsal for this show. Show will be on Oct. 20 starting at 8 p.m. Tickets can be reserved by calling 432-7080 or visiting http://www.mobilesymphony.org.
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