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LAist Readers' Favorite Instrument? The Cello, According to LA Chamber Orchestra Ticket Contest Poll
Orchestra members having a good time
Last week until yesterday, we ran a contest for the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra's concert this weekend. To enter, you had to tell us your favorite orchestra instrument found in the orchestra, which the cello one with overwhelming support. The clarinet came in second with the triangle at a close third (just kidding... about the triangle part). Anyway, if you didn't win, we're offering readers 25% off tickets plus admission to the exclusive reception at either show: Alex Theatre on Feb 21 or Royce Hall on Feb 22.
Use this link and then select the venue of your choice, choose your seats and select the “LAist 25% off” option in the Discount dropbox on the Order Summary page. The price will then drop to the discounted price.
Enjoy the music (and the discount) while supporting one of the best classical groups in town!
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