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🎻 Catch this season’s final ALT ASO performance at Asheville Amadeus 2023

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Kishi Bashi plays the violin in a field.

Enjoy orchestrated versions of “Can’t Let Go Juno,” “Manchester,” and more alongside American symphonic favorites specially curated by Maestro Darko Butorac and Kishi Bashi himself.

Photo by Max Ritter

The Asheville Symphony Orchestra is heading to the banks of the French Broad River this Saturday to perform on Salvage Station’s massive outdoor stage for the final ALT ASO concert of the year.

Featuring Kishi Bashi — a folk-infused, cinema-inspired artist known worldwide for his cross-genre + multi- disciplinary approach to music-making — the performance doubles as the festival opener for Asheville Amadeus 2023.

Presenting works from Bashi’s expansive catalog, Ashevillians can catch ALT ASO @ Salvage Station on Saturday, May 13 at 7 p.m.*

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