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2019-2020 SEASON INCLUDING Abbey Road @50 Nat King Cole @100 the Paul Simon Songbook 270.846.2426 | orchestrakentucky.com P.O. Box 1408, Bowling Green, KY 42102-1408 2019-2020 SEASON INCLUDING Abbey Road @50 Nat King Cole @100 The Paul Simon Songbook 4 free concerts when you subscribe 4 free concerts when you subscribe to the full series. 270.846.2426 to the full series. Plus Air Supply Plus Air Supply FREE when you respond by March 1st. FREE when you respond by March 1. Buy a season subscription to both the Retro and Variety series and get Air Supply FREE! SATURDAY MAY 11, 2019 at SKyPAC Get “lost in love” with Orchestra Kentucky and soft rock legends Air Supply. You’ll enjoy an evening of great ballads, including All Out Subscribe to both series for all 10 season of Love, The One That You Love, Making Love concerts and get Air Supply free! Out of Nothing At All, and Sweet Dreams. 5-11-2019 SPECIAL EVENT Air Supply (Free with purchase of both subscriptions) 7-27-2019 RETRO A Night at Woodstock 3 simple ways to subscribe! 8-17-2019 VARIETY The Music Man and More! OPTION 1 MAIL IT IN 9-21-2019 RETRO Abbey Road @ 50 Fill out the form located on the flip side of this mailer and mail it to: Orchestra Kentucky 10-26-2019 VARIETY Nat King Cole @ 100 P.O. Box 1408, Bowling Green, KY 42102-1408 11-2-2019 RETRO The Paul Simon Songbook OPTION 2 CALL IT IN 12-14-2019 VARIETY J.C. Kirby & Son Christmas Spectacular! Call the Orchestra Kentucky Box Office Mon.- Fri. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm: 270.846.2426 - or - Toll Free 855.232.1452 2-15-2020 RETRO The Memphis Sound OPTION 3 BRING IT IN 3-28-2020 VARIETY Rodgers and Hammerstein Visit the Orchestra Kentucky Box Office Mon.- Fri. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm: 1046 Elm Street, Bowling Green, Kentucky 4-18-2020 RETRO The Best of Retro 5-16-2020 VARIETY Music of John Williams orchestrakentucky.com RETRO SERIES 5 CONCERTS + 1 FREE VARIETY CONCERT VARIETY SERIES 5 CONCERTS + 1 FREE RETRO CONCERT A NIGHT AT WOODSTOCK THE MUSIC MAN AND MORE! A NIGHT AT JULY 27, 2019 AUGUST 17, 2019 50 years ago, in August of 1969, over 400,000 people overran a “Ya got trouble”? Come to SKyPAC and enjoy highlights from dairy farm in southern New York. It turned out to be the biggest Meredith Willson’s beloved musical The Music Man, plus great music rock festival in history. Jeans ‘n Classics presents an evening that was popular during its 1912 setting. Seventy-Six Trombones, ’Til devoted to this amazing event, featuring material by Crosby, There Was You, Stars & Stripes Forever and more! Stills & Nash, The Who, Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, The Band, Jefferson Airplane, and many more. NAT KING COLE @ 100 ABBEY ROAD @ 50 OCTOBER 26, 2019 Starring Denzal Sinclaire and Dee Daniels SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 An homage to Nat King Cole, who would have turned 100 this 50 years ago, in September of 1969, Apple Records released year, and his daughter, Natalie Cole. Featured are songs like The Beatles’ eleventh album. Named for the street where the The Very Thought of You, Mona Lisa, Route 66, L.O.V.E., Smile, recording was made, Abbey Road went on to become one of the Straighten Up and Fly Right, When I Fall in Love, Almost Like Being greatest rock albums of all time. The Rewinders present it in its in Love, Nature Boy, I’ve Got Love on My Mind, This Will Be and entirety, plus some of The Beatles’ greatest hits. Unforgettable. Also on the program are four pieces written in 1919, including Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite. THE PAUL SIMON SONGBOOK The J.C. KIRBY & SON Paul Simon NOVEMBER 2, 2019 Songbook Featuring talent from Schirmer Theatrical CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR! An evening of music from the legendary Paul Simon explores DECEMBER 14, 2019 his unique artistry as a songwriter from his years with Simon A yuletide concert, featuring the Orchestra Kentucky Chorale, and Garfunkel through his solo albums. Features songs Dancing Elves and special host, Tim King. like Bridge Over Troubled Water, Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard, The Sound of Silence, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, Graceland and Rhythm of the Saints. THE MEMPHIS SOUND RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN FEBRUARY 15, 2020 MARCH 28, 2020 The 1960s and ‘70s produced a shimmering, sultry strain of It’s an “enchanted evening” of the best of Rodgers southern soul, known as the Memphis Sound. Billy Duvall, Jr., & Hammerstein! Unforgettable hits from Broadway Tyrone Dunn and the Rewinders present the greatest hits to blockbusters, including Oklahoma!, The Sound of come out of Stax and Hi records. Included are songs like I’ll Music, South Pacific, Carousel, and The King and I. Take You There, Soul Man, (Sittin’ on the) Dock of the Bay, In the Midnight Hour, Mr. Big Stuff, Theme from Shaft, (If Loving You is Wrong) I Don’t Want to Be Right, Knock on Wood, and many more. MUSIC OF JOHN WILLIAMS THE BEST OF RETRO MAY 16, 2020 Nominated 51 times and winning five Academy Awards, John Williams ORCHESTRA KENTUCKY YEARS ORCHESTRA KENTUCKY - 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION is responsible for some of the most beloved movie scores of all time. APRIL 18, 2020 MUSIC OF The concert features music from Superman, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, The Rewinders present their favorite songs from the Retro JOHN Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, Hook, E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, Series in celebration of the orchestra’s 20th anniversary. Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Saving Private Ryan, and WILLIAMS Schindler’s List. 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