$20 for Ticket to “Pops Goes Celtic” with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Choose Between Two Dates.
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- Celtic-inspired song & dance
- Acclaimed visiting musicians
- Eight-member family ensemble
- Choose between two dates
For $20, today's deal gets you one gallery C-level ticket (a $39.50 value) to “Pops Goes Celtic” featuring the Leahy family, presented at the Music Hall in conjunction with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Choose between the following dates:
- Saturday, March 5 at 8:00 p.m.
- Sunday, March 6 at 3:00 p.m.
For more than three decades, the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra has regaled eager ears of all ages with professional sounds, high-quality musical performances, and high-profile guest performers. “Pop Goes Celtic” welcomes the eight-member Leahy family to the Pops Stage for an Irish music celebration, just in time for St. Patrick's Day. The rollicking show combines instrumental music, song, and dance in a triumvirate of traditional Celtic tunes presented amid a flurry of passionate energy. This family tree of talented troubadours has charmed a multitude of followers through its masterful PBS specials, and today's Groupon allows music lovers to get up close and personal by viewing the show live from the comfort of a gallery-level seat, which presents an unobstructed birds-eye view normally reserved for opera ghosts and opera geese.
Reviews
The Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra together have received a great deal of press, including a feature on past performances in Cincinnati.com:
- The evening was also notable because it was the first concert led by John Morris Russell in his new title as Cincinnati Pops conductor designate. Russell energetically announced, “There’s no place like home!” as he launched into “Home for the Holidays” with the Pops Orchestra, choruses and dancers, and was warmly applauded by the Music Hall audience. … – Janelle Gelfand, Cincinnati.com
- Celtic-inspired song & dance
- Acclaimed visiting musicians
- Eight-member family ensemble
- Choose between two dates
For $20, today's deal gets you one gallery C-level ticket (a $39.50 value) to “Pops Goes Celtic” featuring the Leahy family, presented at the Music Hall in conjunction with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Choose between the following dates:
- Saturday, March 5 at 8:00 p.m.
- Sunday, March 6 at 3:00 p.m.
For more than three decades, the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra has regaled eager ears of all ages with professional sounds, high-quality musical performances, and high-profile guest performers. “Pop Goes Celtic” welcomes the eight-member Leahy family to the Pops Stage for an Irish music celebration, just in time for St. Patrick's Day. The rollicking show combines instrumental music, song, and dance in a triumvirate of traditional Celtic tunes presented amid a flurry of passionate energy. This family tree of talented troubadours has charmed a multitude of followers through its masterful PBS specials, and today's Groupon allows music lovers to get up close and personal by viewing the show live from the comfort of a gallery-level seat, which presents an unobstructed birds-eye view normally reserved for opera ghosts and opera geese.
Reviews
The Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra together have received a great deal of press, including a feature on past performances in Cincinnati.com:
- The evening was also notable because it was the first concert led by John Morris Russell in his new title as Cincinnati Pops conductor designate. Russell energetically announced, “There’s no place like home!” as he launched into “Home for the Holidays” with the Pops Orchestra, choruses and dancers, and was warmly applauded by the Music Hall audience. … – Janelle Gelfand, Cincinnati.com
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Founded in 1873, the May Festival is one of the oldest, most prestigious choral festivals in the Western Hemisphere. It runs under the leadership of Principal Conductor Juanjo Mena, Director of Choruses Robert Porco, and a rotating creative partner that changes from year to year. With these notable personas at the helm, the annual music festival hosts an international array of guest artists during two weekends of dynamic programming.