Enjoy a fascinating and diverse series of events presented by UT faculty

leading up to the Toledo Symphony’s concert performance on April 27 & 28.

An arts and humanities festival

presented by the Toledo Symphony

and the University of Toledo

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Join us for the 2014 annual arts and humanities festival. Most events are FREE

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and the University of Toledo

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For two years, UT and the TSO have been

proud to collaborate on an annual arts and

humanities festival. Centered on themes inspired

by Symphony programs, these lectures, movie

screenings and performances have covered

diverse topics from the pain of the Civil War to

modern day film culture.

This year’s festival celebrates the genius of

Mozart, the fascinating time period of the 18th

century, and the ways it continues to intrigue us

today. We’re proud to have the Valentine Theatre

participating this year—as they have agreed to

show the Academy Award winning film Amadeus

on their popular Silver Screen Classics Series.YOU

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TED The series culminates on February 7th & 8th

when the Symphony performs the original Peter

Shaffer play Amadeus accompanied by music

from the film—all performed live. The following

week, the UT Orchestra and Choirs perform their

own All Mozart performance in the University’s

newly-renovated Doermann Theater.

MOST EVENTS ARE FREE Light refreshments will be provided at all

Libbey Hall lectures, and we encourage

robust Q&A following each talk.

Please join us!

MOZART’S MYSTERIOUS DEMISE: FREEMASONIC REVENGE LEGENDS AND SCHAFFER’S AMADEUSwith Dr. Edmund Lingan, TUESDAY, JANUARY 77:00PM | LIBBEY HALL, UT MAIN CAMPUS

FREE

MOZART FROM A PERFORMER’S PERSPECTIVEwith conductor Robert Mirakian and violinist Merwin Siu TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 7:00PM | LIBBEY HALL, UT MAIN CAMPUS

FREE

UNDER MOZART’S PETTICOAT: PERIOD COSTUMINGwith designers Erica Frank and Daniel Thobias

TUESDAY, JANUARY 217:00PM | LIBBEY HALL, UT MAIN CAMPUS

FREE

MOZART, GENIUS AND THE POPULAR IMAGINATIONwith musicologist Ashley Mirakian

TUESDAY, JANUARY 287:00PM | LIBBEY HALL, UT MAIN CAMPUS

FREE

AMADEUS: IN CONCERT Toledo Symphony Classics Series

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 & 88PM | PERISTYLE AT THE TMA

$22-$55 | The Toledo Symphony performs music from the film, while actors perform the original Peter Shaffer play—a dazzling multi-sensory experience! Selections from Mozart’s Requiem, operas, piano concertos and much more.

ALL MOZART CONCERT UT Orchestra and Choirs

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 153:00PM | DOERMANN THEATER, UT MAIN CAMPUS

FREE

SCREENING OF THE MOVIE AMADEUS (1984)Presented by the Valentine Theatre SATURDAY, JANUARY 47:30PM | VALENTINE THEATRE

$5

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