Knox Concert Series

Aaron Neville and His Quintet
Featuring Charles Neville

Thursday, September 15 7:30pm
Single tickets $60 and $90.

Relax and enjoy an intimate evening with Neville brothers, Aaron and Charles. Aaron’s solo career began in 1966 with the No. 1 hit, “Tell It Like It Is.” Duos with Linda Ronstadt, “All My Life” and “Don’t Know Much, 1989 and 1990, and with Trisha Yearwood, “I Fall to Pieces,” in 1994, garnered him three of his four Grammy’s. Aaron credits brother Charles as being the family jazzman, schooling him in the ways of improvisation.

Underwriters: Sunny King Automotive Group, NobleBank & Trust, Webb Concrete & Building Supply & B. R. Williams Trucking

Art Garfunkel with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra

Thursday, November 11 - Tickets $70 and $100

ART GARFUNKEL has made an indelible mark on the music world as both a solo artist and half of the unrivaled Simon & Garfunkel. His image and signature vocals remain among he most instantly recognizable in popular music. Grammy-winning, chart-topping songs and albums with partner and fellow NYC native Paul Simon include “Mrs. Robinson,” “Scarborough Fair,” “The Sound Of Silence,” “The Boxer” and “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” among others.

Underwriter: Alabama Power, Southern States Bank & Stringfellow Memorial Hospital

Opole, Philharmonic Orchestra of Poland

Thursday, January 20 - 7:30pm

Be entertained, lose yourself, be totally taken over by the joy of memorable, and long lived classical music performed by this outstanding company.

PROGRAM

G. Mahler Adagietto from Symphony No. 5 in C. sharp minor
J. Sebelius  Violin Concerto in D. minor, Op. 47
Marta Kowalcyk, violinist
J. Brhams Symphony No. 4 in C minor, Op. 98

Underwriters - Abernathy & Timberlake Investment Group, Buster Miles Auto Dealerships, Steve & Gena Vinyard

Russian National Ballet Theater

performs Romeo and Juliet and Choppiana

Friday, February 18 7:30pm - Single tickets $40 and $70

Enjoy this Valentine’s weekend presentation of the timeless, tale of “love at first sight.” Shakespeare’s testament to the power of love, set in sixteenth century Verona, Italy, tells of young lovers whose families are involved in a bitter feud. In disguise, they meet at a masked ball, then in a romantic encounter on Juliet’s balcony, one of the most famous scenes in theater, fall head-over-heels in love and secretly wed. Danced to the brilliant music of Segei Prokofiev.  Chopiniana (Les Sylphides) is homage to the tradition that a Russian ballet performance always began with a “white” ballet.” First performed in 1908, Chopiniana essentially is a plotless ballet, set to eight brief orchestrated Chopin piano pieces. A poet dances in a forest glade with some lovely maidens (probably of his imagination) and, although nothing happens, it is unforgettable.

Underwriters- FabArc Steel Supply, Earlon & Betty McWhorter, James S. Nolen  & Southern Arts Federation

Bowfire

Thursday, March 3 at 7:30pm - Single tickets $50 and $80.

Underwriters - Art & Libba Moore, Margaret Wilson, Warren Averett Kimbrough & Marino & Wells Fargo Advisors

Take a highly energized musical journey with jazz, classical, bluegrass, country, Celtic and even rock music, mix in some incredible step and tap dancing and add a dash of beautiful vocals and you have Bowfire.  You will be mesmerized by this talented lineup of fiddle and violin virtuosos wrapped around a fast-paced show that includes great sound, choreography, dramatic lighting, set design and costumes.

The Nutcracker

28th annual Special Event
Sunday, December #, 2:00 p.m.

Ticket Prices:

Adults: $20
Children: $12
Reserved Seating: $30

On sale now at Noble Bank and Couch’s Anniston Oxford, Rabbit Hutch, Think Toys, Golden Springs Pharmacy, Farmers and Merchants Bank (Jacksonville).

Call Pam McKenzie for ticket information at 256-832-4554 256-832-4554

Not included with regular Season Ticket Subscription