Neujahrskonzert

Einladung zum Alumni-Neujahrskonzert am 17.01.2020

Alumni UNI graz lädt am 17.01.2020 zu einer musikalischen Weltreise mit dem Grazer Universitätsorchester ein

Unter der Leitung von Andrej Skorobogatko spielt sich das Grazer Universitätsorchester beim großen alumni-UNI-graz-Neujahrskonzert am 17.01.2020 unter anderem durch Werke von Johannes Brahms, Johann Strauß (Sohn), Antonin Dvorak und Franz Lehár und begibt sich auf eine musikalische Reise um die ganze Welt.

WANN: Freitag, 17.01.2020, 19 Uhr

WO: Aula der Universität Graz, Universitätsplatz 3, 8010 Graz

Karten sind an der Abendkassa oder im Vorverkauf (im Uni-Buchladen, Zinzendorfgasse 29, oder im Büchersegler, Mariahilferplatz 5) erhältlich. Kartenreservierungen werden unter http://www.vvk-neujahrskonzert.guo.at entgegengenommen und an der Abendkasse hinterlegt.

Preise: € 20,- Normalpreis, € 15,- für alumni-UNI-graz-Mitglieder und € 10,- für Studierende und SchülerInnen. Für Kinder bis zum 15. Lebensjahr ist der Eintritt kostenfrei.

Christina Koppelhuber

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