The Princeton University Sinfonia presents its annual Halloween concert on the campus of Princeton University. Dr. Ruth Ochs leads the 75-minute program full of haunts, skeletons, and spectral sounds.

Selections include Saint-Saëns’ Danse macabre, Emilie Mayer’s Faust Overture, an excerpt from Luigi Boccherini’s “The Devil’s House” Symphony, a medley from the musical Wicked, selections from Khachaturian’s Masquerade Suite, and the world premiere of Princeton student Eric Rucker’s On Harmony as a Timbral Quality.

Comprised of over eighty Princeton University undergraduate and graduate students, the Sinfonia presents four concerts every year. Dr. Ruth Ochs, a senior lecturer in the Department of Music, is in her twenty-fourth season conducting the ensemble.

Tickets to this concert ($16 general admission/$6 students, inclusive of all fees) are available at tickets.princeton.edu, by phone during afternoon business hours or in the lobby of Richardson Auditorium starting 45 minutes prior to the performance.