If you're in the Los Angeles area October 4th, be sure to not miss Griffith Observatory's 'Cosmic Conjunction Narrated by Leonard Nimoy.  This first ever one-night only concert will feature a 67 piece Symphony performance of Arthur B. Rubinstein's Observations Narrated by Spock himself.

Friends Of The Observatory (FOTO) will host and present the debut of "Cosmic Conjunction 2009: Music*Moonlight*Griffith Observatory," a special one-night-only concert at Griffith Observatory on Sunday, October 4, from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m., P.D.T. For the first time in the Observatory's history, a full symphony orchestra will perform on the Observatory lawn. The program will feature the world premiere of "Observations," an original orchestral composition by Arthur B. Rubinstein of Symphony In The Glen with live narration by Leonard Nimoy. This concert marks Griffith Observatory's first "Cosmic Conjunction," an annual program developed to link astronomy and the arts.

Special guests attending the exclusive event Sunday, October 4 will enjoy a pre-concert VIP reception with notables such as Nimoy and 4th District Councilmember Tom LaBonge. All attendees are invited to dinner on the Observatory's front lawn followed immediately by a performance by Symphony In The Glen, a 67-piece orchestra conducted by Maestro Rubinstein. (source PR-Inside.com)

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