Description

The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra opens its 33rd season on November 2 with haunting and festive music that pairs Halloween and the Mexican celebration of el Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). 

The concert/celebration will include audience and musician, face-painting, masks (hand painted by the Art Academy of Cincinnati), candles and a large public ofrenda (offering altar) on the plaza with opportunities for patrons to bring photos and to light candles for departed loved ones. 

The KSO performs Mexican and Latin composers Revueltas, Moncayo, and Ginastera with music by Berlioz, Corigliano, Bolling, Liszt and Elfman for a frightfully fun evening of classics, premieres and Hispanic favorites and culture.

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