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Tanglewood
on Parade 75th Anniversary featuring the Boston Pops & Boston
Symphony
Two Days /
Two Meals
DATE: August 7-8, 2012 PRICE: $299 Double, $379 Single, $289 Triple
(per person) 20% deposit required; Optional Insurance 10%
DEPART: Yonkers 11:30 am; Mamaroneck 12:15 pm; Somers 1:15 pm
RETURN: Somers 6:30 pm; Mamaroneck 7:00 pm; Yonkers 7:30 pm
Includes
transportation, admissions, guides, (1) night's accommodations, (1)
breakfast, (1) lunch, tour director, taxes and gratuities

Join The Upper Class for one of our popular annual trips: Tanglewood on
Parade and help celebrate its 75th Anniversary!
Day One -
Tanglewood on Parade
and Firework Finale
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Enjoy orchestra seating in "The Shed" for one of the
most highly anticipated events of every Tanglewood season, the
annual Tanglewood on Parade, a day for music lovers of all ages -
Tanglewood is celebrating its 75th Anniversary this year!
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Tanglewood on Parade, which happens only once a
year, will be extra special this summer as the program features the
Boston Pops, Boston Symphony and the Tanglewood Orchestra performing
together on one stage
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The program includes famed conductors James Levine,
John Williams and Keith Lockhart and features works by Beethoven,
Ravel, recent film scores by Laureate Conductor John Williams, plus
several "surprise guests"
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The performance concludes with the traditional
Tanglewood on Parade finale, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, followed
by fireworks over the Tanglewood grounds!
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Accommodations at the Comfort Inn in nearby Great
Barrington featuring a pool & hot tub
Day Two - Williamstown, MA (Meals:
B, L)
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Enjoy a guided highlight tour of The Clark, one of
the finest Museums dedicated to European and American painting,
sculpture, works on paper, and decorative art from the Renaissance
to the early twentieth century
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Your docent will showcase the Institute's greatest
strengths including nineteenth-century European and American
painting, especially the French Impressionists from such well know
artists as Degas, Gainsborough, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Sargent,
Turner and many more
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Enjoy lunch at Stone Hill Cafe located at the Museum
and named "Best Museum Lunch Spot" by Yankee Magazine. Dine outdoor
in patio-style seating on the terrace offering the best views of the
Berkshires.
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