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SoNA Season Closer Features Poulenc & Tchaikovsky

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Published April 29, 2016 at 11:52 AM CDT

It's hard to believe this weekend is a wrap for the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas's 2015-16 season. Featuring Poulenc's stunning 20th century "Gloria" and Tchaikovsky's fourth, this season ends with a bang, and as Music Director Paul Haas explains, there's a grand collaboration coming next year between the symphony and TheatreSquared. Listen to the entire interview here.

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