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Fort Smith Symphony Tackles 'Jupiter' & Beyond

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Published January 22, 2016 at 5:32 PM CST

The Fort Smith Symphony begins 2016 with Mozart's Jupiter Symphony and a jazzy oboe concerto from Martinu when they perform Saturday, Jan. 23. Hear soloist Theresa Delaplain along with pianist Bob Mueller perform from the concerto as well as discuss the fascinating work with FSS Music Director John Jeter.

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