A jazz music concert featuring the music of:
Rob McConnell, Sammy Nestico, Gordon Goodwin, & Mike Tomaro...
Reception to follow
Engaging classical music presented by 6 different Chamber groups.
Reception to follow.
Students from the Music 376 Composition class with Professor Carol Ann Weaver will be having their works performed on this date.
Student composers: Caroline Bordingnon, Jacob Degroot-Maggetti, Tanner Griffin, Daniel Morris, Zachry Tikl, Michael To, and AJ Zelem.
All Welcome. Reception to follow.
Percussionists Beverley Johnston, David Campion, Mark Duggan, and Conrad Grebel instructor John Brownell will be performing contemporary works for percussion, as well as traditional drumming pieces.
This competition is open to all UW students, and the prize is a concert performance with the UW orchestra. Sponsored by Prof. David Taylor, the final round will take place at Grebel. It is open to the public and free of charge.
Saxophonist extraordinaire Mary Petrich from Phoenix, Arizona is joining local bassist Greg Prior,and vocalist Mary-Catherine McNinch Pazzano with pianist/composer Carol Ann Weaver. The concert will serve as a tribute to Nicholas Elliot-Friesen (1991-2012) including "The Leaving", composed by Carol Ann for her nephew. Other original compositions by Petrich and Weaver, as well as jazz improvisations will be played. Mary Catherine is a UW Music Graduate.
Latin American music for flute and guitar, featuring Kelly Williamson and Mariette Stephenson.
The Conrad Grebel Chapel Choir will lead the worship at East Zorra Mennonite Church in Tavistock. Directed by Dr. Kenneth Hull.
Amanda Brunk, local performer, teacher, clinician, adjudicator, and founder/director of the Singer's Theatre, will present options for earning a living as a musician. Presented by Music Living & Learning, admission is free. Pizza and beverages are available after the presentation.
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.