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John Philip Souza is America's undisputed March King. |
Things are sure to have a red, white and blue hue Saturday evening as the NJ Army Reserve Band takes part in the Plainfield Symphony's second concert of its 100th season.
Though I don't know what they'll be performing, it doesn't matter -- John Philip Souza's music is designed to get everyone pumped up and feeling patriotic.
The program will also features works of Strauss.
Tickets may be purchased online here, and are also available at the door: Reserved seating (first 6 rows) $65/person, General admission $45/person, Seniors (over 65)/Students (with ID) $30/person.
The concert starts at 7:00 PM sharp. The Plainfield Symphony Orchestra performs at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, at East 7th Street and Watchung Avenue. Parking available in the church lot on First Place, on the street or in the Swain Galleries lot across from the church.
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