Kentucky Symphony Orchestra returns to Devou Park
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra returns to Covington’s Devou Park for a free, three-concert summer season beginning in July.
Few things signify summertime quite like sitting outside and listening to music. Northern Kentuckians will be able to do just that beginning in July as the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra (KSO) kicks off its 25th annual summer series.
This year will feature pop and jazz favorites by Chuck Mangione, Spyro Gyra, Eumir Deodato and Chick Corea. A Viennese New Year-style party on July 9 serve as a season preview and KSO anniversary party.
According to its website, the KSO “was formed in 1992 (as the Northern Kentucky Symphony) with a mission to make classical music attractive, accessible and affordable to people in the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati area.”
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