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26th Annual Pilot FREE Independence Day Concert

Sunday,
July 4, 2010
8:00 PM

This Performance is FREE!

 

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26th Annual Pilot FREE Independence Day Concert featuring the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra
World's Fair Park, South Lawn
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Lucas Richman, conductor
Jonathon Subìa, tenor

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Join Lucas Richman and the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra under the stars for the 26th Annual Pilot FREE Independence Day Concert, part of Festival on the Fourth.  Hear patriotic favorites including The Star Spangled Banner, Stars and Stripes Forever, Salute to the Armed Forces, 1812 Overture and God Bless America, plus music from Star Wars, Rocky Top, a Gershwin Medley and many more!  The concert concludes with a spectacular fireworks display.  Parking and admission are FREE!

What should I bring to this concert?

  • your family and friends
  • chairs, blankets
  • sunscreen, hats


What should I NOT BRING to this concert?

  • coolers
  • pets
  • alcohol


Where can I park for this event?

  • 11th Street garage
  • Fort Kid parking lot (for ADA parking)
  • World's Fair parking lot
  • Blackstock garage
  • Locust Street garage

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Jonathon Subìa, tenor

JONATHON SUBÌA, tenor, is a student of Andrew Skoog and a member of the Knoxville Opera Studio. Since a member of the UT Opera Theater he has been seen as Giles Corey in The Crucible, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, Sam in Street Scene and Alfredo in La Traviata.While a student at Texas State University he played the role of Alfredo in Die Fledermaus. Other performances include Aeneas in Didi and Aeneas, Acis in Acis and Galatea and Rinuccio in Gianni Schicci. Mr. Subìa was also featured as a soloist in the Oak Ridge Symphony’s performance The Messiah.In 2008 he was highlighted as a soloist in Conspirare’s Harmonia Mundi debut album release of Threshold of Night.  He holds a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance from Texas State University and a Master’s of Music from The University of Tennessee. This summer he will be covering the role of Count Almaviva in Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia with the Sugar Creek Festival.