American West Symphony, with conductor Joel Rosenberg. (Courtesy image)

Five local symphonies take the stage this weekend

Concerts » Oquirrh Mountain, Murray, Salt Lake, West Valley, American West perform.

First Published Mar 14 2012 03:16 pm • Last Updated Mar 14 2012 03:17 pm

The Salt Lake Valley is alive with the sound of symphonies this week — five different performances by five different local ensembles. Some perform alone; others perform in concert with other groups.

Oquirrh Mountain Symphony: American Tall Tales

Oquirrh Mountain Symphony and Repertory Dance Theatre present "American Tall Tales: Larger Than Life," a celebration of American folk heroes through music and dance.

When » Friday, March 16, 7:30 p.m.

Where » Midvalley Bible Church, 13985 S. 2700 West, Riverton

Tickets » $10 adults, $5 students, seniors and children ages 6-12; available at the door

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Murray Symphony: St. Patrick’s Day Festival

The Murray Symphony and their special guests , Celtic Mist, present an evening of great Irish music, including "Irish Washerwoman," "Danny Boy," "Lord of the Dance" and other favorites. Celtic Mist is a four-member group featuring a variety of acoustic instruments including fiddles, whistles, Irish bouzouki and bodhran.

When » Saturday, March 17, 7:30 p.m.

Where » Murray High School, 5440 S. State St., Murray

Tickets » $6 general admission, children 10 and under free. Available at the door.

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Salt Lake Symphony and Utah Voices: Glorious Beethoven

The Salt Lake Symphony and Utah Voices will present "Glorious Beethoven," performing the "Ninth Symphony" and "Gloria" from "Missa Solemnis," with guest soloists soprano Jennifer Larson, mezzo-soprano Kirsten Gunlogson, tenor Robert Breault, and baritone Steven Meredith.

When » Saturday, March 17, 7:30 p.m.

Where » Libby Gardner Hall, University of Utah, 1375 E. Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City

Tickets » $10; available at the door

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