Archive for November, 2009
Clark Atlanta University Philharmonic Society – Christmas at Park Street
Christmas at Park Street: CAU Philharmonic Society
Director Glynn Halsey and the Clark Atlanta University Philharmonic Society always have an interesting program for “Christmas at Park Street.” On occasion he has presented guests soloists. I don’t know what the program will be this year, but I attend every year and I have never been disappointed. I hope that they sing “Children Go Where I Send Thee.”
Start Date: 12/6/2009
End Date: 12/6/2009
Start Time: 4:00 PM
End Time: 5:00 PM
Location Info:
Park St. Music and Art Complex
Event Information:
Christmas at Park Street: Clark Atlanta University Philharmonic Society Sanctuary, CAU Park St. Music and Art Complex 793 Park St., S.W., Atlanta, GA 30310
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