Oct 23, 2026 · 10 min · 13 segments
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Chad WiebesickGuestScott VerticalHost
So starting tonight at 7.30 p.m., the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra is performing the Lord of the Rings Symphony.
And this is cool because they're bringing in some additional talent for this one, including a vocalist by the name of Caitlin Lusk.
And they're also bringing in the University of Michigan Men's and Women's Glee Club.
And what's neat about Caitlin is that Caitlin's performed this music with more than 75 different orchestras around the world.
Yeah, and the Lord of the Rings, I'm a huge fan of the movies, the Lord of the Rings movies.
And so the soundtrack is a huge part of those movies because there's a lot of times in the movies where they're just walking.
And so tonight, Hill Auditorium is going to be filled with these wonderful sounds, the Lord of the Rings Symphony.
And I bet if you go to AnnArbor.org, you can get information about this stuff, right? You got it.
So starting tonight at 7.30 p.m., the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra is performing the Lord of the Rings Symphony.
And this is cool because they're bringing in some additional talent for this one, including a vocalist by the name of Caitlin Lusk.
And they're also bringing in the University of Michigan Men's and Women's Glee Club.
And what's neat about Caitlin is that Caitlin's performed this music with more than 75 different orchestras around the world.
Yeah, and the Lord of the Rings, I'm a huge fan of the movies, the Lord of the Rings movies.
And so the soundtrack is a huge part of those movies because there's a lot of times in the movies where they're just walking.
And so tonight, Hill Auditorium is going to be filled with these wonderful sounds, the Lord of the Rings Symphony.
And I bet if you go to AnnArbor.org, you can get information about this stuff, right? You got it.
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