Yannick and friends invite you to do the unexpected-turn on your phone- and explore masterpieces by your favorite composers during our new vibrant, mid-week, one hour, tech savvy concert series LiveNote Nights. This unique series featuring our recently launched app "LiveNote" engages you in an interactive and informative forum, including an electrifying performance of the music.
Earlier in-earlier out-an effortless way to begin your night! With a 6:30 start time, no intermission, and shorter program you will have plenty of time for dinner after the concert.
Designed to fit your busy schedule, these one hour informative concerts are perfect for a night out with friends or family. Join us for pre-concert happy hour specials provided by the Garces group.
After the concert, the Fabulous Philadelphians will come offstage and join you for a post-concert Meet and Mingle in the Kimmel Center lobby. Extend your evening with this exclusive opportunity to get to know our musicians away from the stage.
Sit anywhere you'd like for one amazing price. All tickets $45 are with no additional fees.
Or get all three concerts for $102.
LiveNote Nights is funded in part by the generous support of the Raynier Institute & Foundation.
With LiveNote you can:
A critical feature of LiveNote is that it has been developed to have minimal impact on concertgoers in the hall and thoroughly tested in rehearsals and postlude performances. The application is designed with grey text on a black background specifically to minimize light and disruption. The content is custom designed for each piece to optimize the experience of hearing the work without distraction. It can be used throughout Verizon Hall, and its use is optional. LiveNote will be a companion to Playbill, which will continue to be distributed at performances when LiveNote is available.
We are committed to providing you the best possible concert experience. We are excited to bring this new concert enhancement to Verizon Hall and plan with you the next steps for this technology. Please share your thoughts with us via the contact form.
LiveNote was funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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