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Music director Ken-David Masur will conduct a program of movie music by his friend, composer John Williams.

Spokane Symphony Pops 3: Havana Nights For people who aren’t all that into the traditional classical music scene, the Spokane Symphony’s Pops series is most likely the peanut butter to your jelly. Pops focuses on highlighting culturally popular and significant music that leaves a lasting impact on society and this time audiences are traveling to Havana for a night of energetic and passionate music performed by the Mambo Kings, a five-piece, upbeat Latin jazz ensemble. The quintet has been performing together since 1995 and they’ve still got all their original jive. Hear music...

There she is. Morgan James. Singing at the Kennedy Center with a symphony orchestra. She’s wearing a white evening gown, standing tall and straight, and singing an operatic aria. Beautifully.

Spokane Symphony Pops 2: Pink Martini Portland collective Pink Martini is pretty much the perfect group for the Spokane Symphony to tap for one of its pops concerts. The long-running self-described “little orchestra” packs an intensely talented group of musicians on its tours delivering an always-swinging mix of jazz, pop, world music, lounge and classical. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist China Forbes off and on since 1995, Pink Martini teams up with Spokane’s orchestra, conducted by James Lowe, for a groovy trip through all manner of music that will have you cuddling with you...

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