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Jim Witter leads The Phoenix Symphony in "Feelin' Groovy"

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Posted: Friday, March 18, 2011 5:00 pm

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The Phoenix Symphony continues its 2010/11 APS Pops Season as Jim Witter leads The Phoenix Symphony in a tribute to Simon and Garfunkel with "Feelin' Groovy: The ‘60s & the Music of Simon & Garfunkel" March 18-20 at Symphony Hall.

Jim Witter, known for his tributes to Billy Joel and Elton John, will perform hits of the ‘60s folk group Simon and Garfunkel. Along with The Phoenix Symphony, Mr. Witter performs The Sound of Silence, I am a Rock, Cecila, Mrs. Robinson and Scarbourgh Fair as well as Bridge over Troubled Water, A Hazy Shade of Winter and The Boxer.

Tickets for "Feelin' Groovy" start at $18 and can be purchased by calling the Phoenix Symphony Box Office at (602) 495-1999 or by visiting www.phoenixsymphony.org.

Other highlights of The Phoenix Symphony's 2010/11 APS Pops Season, include "The Elvis Tribute" (April 29 & 30), "Boogie Woogie Pops" (May 27 & 28) and "Live & Let Die" (June 10 & 11).