One Note

TWO WAYS TO BUY TICKETS

• Buy tickets in person at the Bushnell before a One Note performance with your CCC ID.
• Reserve tickets by phone: (860) 987-5900 for Ticket Services at The Bushnell, pay upon pickup with your CCC ID.
• Note: maximum purchase quantity applies. CCC students, staff, and faculty can buy up to two (2) tickets at the $5.00 One Note cost per CCC ID. Faculty members can purchase tickets in bulk on behalf of student groups, but should notify the box office in advance to confirm available ticket quantities. $5.00 One Note ticket prices apply to all One Note-designated performance dates only. Supplies are limited.

ONE NOTE AND PLACE-BASED EDUCATION

Contact Professor Josh Hummel: [email protected] to:

• Ask about taking part in a pre-performance lecture.
• Set-up an in-class workshop (all disciplines welcome).
• Incorporate One Note into your syllabus.
• Visit the Instructor Resources page for additional tools and templates including writing assignments, creative projects, and innovative prompts.

MAKE IT A NIGHT OUT

• Take advantage of local dining discounts with your HSO ticket stub!

ADDITIONAL DEAL FOR STUDENTS

• Students may attend any additional HSO Masterworks concert for $5 per ticket with a CCC ID

CONTACT

Hartford Symphony Orchestra
166 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06103
HSO Ticket Services at The Bushnell: (860) 987-5900
www.hartfordsymphony.org

HHP LIAISON

Joshua Hummel, Humanities
[email protected]
(860) 906-5039

One Note is presented by Hartford Symphony Orchestra at the Bushnell Performing Arts Center in collaboration with Capital’s Music Industry Program.

FALL 2022: DEBUSSY, RAVEL, BATES

Claude Debussy’s beloved and unforgettable piano pieces Clair de lune and Nocturnes are transformed for orchestra. Debussy’s music perfectly embodies an ever-changing and carefree feeling. Pianist Alessio Bax joins the HSO to perform Maurice Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, a piece composed for Austrian pianist, Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm during WWI. Mason Bates’ Liquid Interface is a piece inspired by bodies of water- showing the magnificent power of the element in all forms.