SOLD OUT - please call 252-617-2125 to be added to the waiting list
Two trumpets, French horn, trombone and tuba – the faculty brass quintet from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) will present an exciting array of brass ensemble repertoire that crosses styles and genres. Named for long-time supporters of the UNCSA School of Music, Judy and Bill Watson, we welcome these five musicians and educators for the first time to our community. Come see why brass ensembles are hugely popular across the globe!
Two trumpets, French horn, trombone and tuba – the faculty brass quintet from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) will present an exciting array of brass ensemble repertoire that crosses styles and genres. Named for long-time supporters of the UNCSA School of Music, Judy and Bill Watson, we welcome these five musicians and educators for the first time to our community. Come see why brass ensembles are hugely popular across the globe!
SOLD OUT - please call 252-617-2125 to be placed on the waiting list
A child prodigy and internationally renowned concert violinist for over 30 years, Midori transfixes audiences by bringing together graceful precision and intimate expression that allows listeners not just to hear the music, but to be personally moved by it. Typically soloing with the likes of symphony orchestras of London, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Berlin, Vienna, New York, Los Angeles and St. Petersburg, do not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Midori live and in concert in Oriental! Midori’s appearance is made possible in part by the nonprofit organization Partners in Performance. Founded by Midori, Partners in Performance aims to keep chamber music alive and accessible in the heartland of America.
www.gotomidori.com
A child prodigy and internationally renowned concert violinist for over 30 years, Midori transfixes audiences by bringing together graceful precision and intimate expression that allows listeners not just to hear the music, but to be personally moved by it. Typically soloing with the likes of symphony orchestras of London, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Berlin, Vienna, New York, Los Angeles and St. Petersburg, do not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Midori live and in concert in Oriental! Midori’s appearance is made possible in part by the nonprofit organization Partners in Performance. Founded by Midori, Partners in Performance aims to keep chamber music alive and accessible in the heartland of America.
www.gotomidori.com
