The University of South Florida Symphony Orchestra under the baton of William Wiedrich opens a 
phenomenally exciting season on October 12, at 2 p.m., in the USF School of Music Concert Hall.

Mussorgsky's beloved Pictures at an Exhibition will be spotlighted, as well as Mozart's last symphony, 
No. 41 (Jupiter). USF Professor of Oboe Amy Collins will be featured in the charming "L'Horloge de 
Flore (The Flower Clock) of Jean Francaix.

Get your tickets early!