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Annenberg Center Live Presents The Chamber Orchestra Of Philadelphia's Origins & Diaspora

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Annenberg Center Live presents the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia's Origins & Diaspora: West African Musical Traditions and Influences in Classical Music, Wednesday, October 17, at 7:30 PM.

This unique, interactive chamber music experience with members of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia will be performed in the round. Host Jim Cotter, of public television's Articulate with Jim Cotter, will provide background and insight on each work, lead conversations with the musicians between pieces, and facilitate a casual audience Q&A at the conclusion of the performance. This concert is part of the Annenberg Center's series The Philadelphians. The series is a musical exploration of Philadelphia's long history of diverse cultures and traditions and the populations that migrated to and influenced the city, uncovering a unique, shared identity.

Tickets are available at AnnenbergCenter.org or 215.898.3900.

Annenberg Center Live's 2018-19 chronological calendar is available online.

The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts serves as a major cultural destination and crossroads connecting Penn and the greater Philadelphia region through innovative human expression in theatre, music, dance, and film, serving an annual audience of almost 50,000. The Annenberg Center also serves as a key resource for the arts at Penn, connecting master artists with Penn students in support of and as an enhancement to the arts curriculum. Student performing arts groups are also key users of the Annenberg Center's multiple performance and rehearsal spaces, while also staffing many operational roles throughout the academic year. In reflection of Penn's core values as a world-respected academic institution, the Annenberg Center emphasizes artistic and intellectual excellence, diversity, and rigor in its presentations; prioritizes broad inclusiveness in the artists, audiences, and groups it serves; manages outstanding performance, conference, and meeting facilities; and stresses comprehensive event planning, production support, and customer service. The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts is a major provider of performing arts access for school children and actively engages a broad range of primary, secondary, and post-secondary student audiences and inclusive constituencies from the campus, community, and greater Philadelphia region. Visit www.AnnenbergCenter.org.

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