Seventy Degrees Below Zero: UW Chamber Orchestra plays Cecelia McDowall
Part of the series "Seventy Degrees Below Zero: Celebrating the Lyricism of Cecelia McDowall"
Event Details
Date
Friday, February 20, 2015
Time
8 p.m.
Description
James Smith, director, with James Doing, tenor, and the UW Chamber Orchestra.
Pre-Concert Lecture, 7:00 p.m.
Reception to follow at the University Club.
Featuring composer-in-residence Cecilia McDowall’s Seventy Degrees Below Zero, a work for voice and orchestra based on Robert Falcon Scott’s last letters home from the Antarctic. The pre-concert lecture will feature McDowall and UW scientists who work with IceCube, a subatomic particle detector located at the South Pole.
Pre-Concert Lecture, 7:00 p.m.
Reception to follow at the University Club.
Featuring composer-in-residence Cecilia McDowall’s Seventy Degrees Below Zero, a work for voice and orchestra based on Robert Falcon Scott’s last letters home from the Antarctic. The pre-concert lecture will feature McDowall and UW scientists who work with IceCube, a subatomic particle detector located at the South Pole.
Cost
Event is ticketed. More information to come.
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