In the Fall of 2022, PPE had its first concert in Richardson Auditorium in several years. For this momentous occasion, our program featured dreamlike pieces such as Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream or Respighi’s Pines of Rome.

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In the Summer of 2021, PPE held a third and (hopefully) final virtual concert. Our program featured pieces about exploring the unknown as we began to leave behind the COVID pandemic.

In the Summer of 2021, PPE held a third and (hopefully) final virtual concert. Our program featured pieces about exploring the unknown as we began to leave behind the COVID pandemic.


In the Winter of 2020, PPE held a second virtual concert. Our program was a tribute unknown and underappreciated composers around the world, as well as to the tumultuous year of 2020 and the front line workers that put their lives on the line.

In the Winter of 2020, PPE held a second virtual concert. Our program was a tribute unknown and underappreciated composers around the world, as well as to the tumultuous year of 2020 and the front line workers that put their lives on the line.


In the Summer of 2020, PPE held its first virtual concert due to the COVID pandemic. Our program featured pieces about mystery, fantasy, and everything magical.

In the Summer of 2020, PPE held its first virtual concert due to the COVID pandemic. Our program featured pieces about mystery, fantasy, and everything magical.


In the Fall of 2019, PPE held concerts in Princeton’s McAlpin Hall and Lee Hall. Our program featured pieces showcasing the many facets of emotion in our lives.

In the Fall of 2019, PPE held concerts in Princeton’s McAlpin Hall and Lee Hall. Our program featured pieces showcasing the many facets of emotion in our lives.


In the Spring of 2019, PPE held a concert in Princeton’s Richardson Auditorium alongside the successful OASIS tour in the Boston area. Our program featured pieces representing the merriness, splendor, and ephemerality of the natural world around us.

In the Spring of 2019, PPE held a concert in Princeton’s Richardson Auditorium alongside the successful OASIS tour in the Boston area. Our program featured pieces representing the merriness, splendor, and ephemerality of the natural world around us.


In the Fall of 2018, PPE held a series of concerts in Woolworth Music Building’s McAlpin Hall. Our program featured dialogues between various composers, instruments, and musical eras.

In the Fall of 2018, PPE held a series of concerts in Woolworth Music Building’s McAlpin Hall. Our program featured dialogues between various composers, instruments, and musical eras.


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In the Spring of 2018, PPE held a series of concerts in Woolworth's McAlpin Hall in Princeton, NJ. Our program featured music from all sorts of acts on stage, from musicals to waltzes. 


In the Fall of 2017, PPE held a series of concerts in Woolworth's McAlpin Hall and the Lewis Arts Complex's Lee Hall in Princeton, NJ. Our program featured music to represent the stages of life beginning with childhood, going through growth, decline…

In the Fall of 2017, PPE held a series of concerts in Woolworth's McAlpin Hall and the Lewis Arts Complex's Lee Hall in Princeton, NJ. Our program featured music to represent the stages of life beginning with childhood, going through growth, decline, and death, and ending with rebirth.


In the Spring of 2017, PPE held a concert in Princeton's Richardson Auditorium following a successful tour around the Washington DC area. Our program featured music from around the world.

In the Spring of 2017, PPE held a concert in Princeton's Richardson Auditorium following a successful tour around the Washington DC area. Our program featured music from around the world.


In the Fall of 2016, PPE held three sold-out concerts in Woolworth's McAlpin Hall in Princeton, NJ. Our program centered on the theme of Triumph and Tragedy.

In the Fall of 2016, PPE held three sold-out concerts in Woolworth's McAlpin Hall in Princeton, NJ. Our program centered on the theme of Triumph and Tragedy.


In the Spring of 2016, PPE held a concert in Princeton's Richardson Auditorium as the artists-in-residence. Our program focused on the themes of night and dreams.