The Ladies in Black II Concert on Denison's Sundae Series has been rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Sunday (Feb. 23) in Burke Recital Hall. The concert, which was canceled due to snow on its original date of Feb. 16, will feature six cellists playing a program of familiar compositions by Pachelbel, Prokofiev, Jerome Kern, Jay Unger, Vivaldi and Mancini. The concert is free and open to the public.

The players are all members of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra who when performing wear all black, the traditional dress for women while the gentlemen are in formal white tie and tails. Organizer of the Sundae Series is Denison Professor Marjorie Chan. She will be joined by fellow symphony players Mary Davis Fetherston, Terri Boselli Smith, Sabrina Lackey, Catherine Wagner and Darlene Barrett.

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