OM DENNE EPISODE
Tori Fusinaz, Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, and Tommy Tallarico, compser and video game enthusiast, discuss the innovative Video Games Live show that will open the next Symphony season on September 19. As the Jacksonville Symphony continues to expand its programming and appeal, Video Games Live hits that cross section of music fans, video game fans, and people who want something different. Tallarico has revised this show to include audio and video sessions from popular video games over the last 20 years, and it's --literally-- something for everyone!
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