Latin American music for flute and guitar, featuring Kelly Williamson and Mariette Stephenson.
This Brass Quintet includes local musicians Trevor Wagler (French horn), Carolyn Culp (trombone), Susan Follows (bass trombone), and trumpeters Debra and Martin Lacoste. Composers featured include a wide selection of pieces, J.S. Bach to Scott Joplin.
New Date & Time: Featuring Jason White (piano) and Pam Patel (vocals). A selection of modern compositions will be performed.
The UW Gamelan Ensemble will perform as part of our noon hour series. Be transported to Bali by drums and gongs with rapid fire interlocking parts.
Join the Grebel community as we celebrate the Grand Opening of our building project. Come for tours, visiting, and a reception!
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“Beautiful“
What exactly is beautiful about choral music and choral singing?
Our program this spring is choral exploration of what we find deeply moving and meaningful in the act of singing together. Is it the notes, rhythms, and structures of the sounds or the act of the singing together itself? Does it have something to do finding a voice against injustice, bonding as peoples, cultures, or nations through song? Is it harmony, melody, or rhythm? Is it the poetry or the texts with which we work? What exactly makes choral music beautiful?
Enjoy the lovely sounds of 5 different Instrumental Chamber Ensembles, with pieces by Mozart, Faure, Beethoven, Debussy, and Cui. Refreshments available afterwards.
With Anna Ronai on piano, Sibylle Marquardt on flute, and Peter Stoll on clarinet, Trio d'Argento will perform a diverse selection of music. Pieces include works by Beethoven, Ibert, and Oscar Peterson.
See their website for samples of this lovely music: Trio D'Argento
Formed in 2007, the Cardinal Consort explores the world of 16th and 17th century music for viol consorts. The four gambists are Valerie Sylvester, Sheila Smyth, Linda Deshman, and Sara Blake. Come join us for some exquisite music. They will be performing Early English Music for viols and voice, along with the UW Chamber Choir.
Please see their website for more details: Cardinal Consort of Viols
Performer Njacko Backo is the creator of joyful African influenced "world music", master of the kalimba (thumb piano) from his native Cameroon. Backo is a multi-faceted band-leader, storyteller, author, and educator.
See Njacko's webpage for more information about this amazing performer.
