Wild Rivers Symphony Chamber Concert Series
September 18 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Wild Rivers Symphony invites you to experience an exciting weekend of intimate live music during its Chamber Concert Series, featuring a diverse collection of small-ensemble performances celebrating the color, energy, and versatility of chamber music.
The concert will showcase several local ensembles, offering audiences a lively variety of musical styles and instrumentation.
Ensembles will include the Prevailing Winds Woodwind Quintet, Ocean Air Flute Quartet, The Swing Set Jazz Quartet, Trouble in Town(ley) Duo, and featuring Style 5+ Woodwind Quintet performing Poulenc’s Sextet.
“This concert series is a wonderful opportunity to hear our musicians in smaller ensembles and experience a completely different side of live orchestral performance,” said Wild Rivers Symphony President, Kelly Harrison. “From classical chamber music to jazz and popular selections, there will be something for everyone.”
The intimate chamber format allows audiences to hear individual instruments and musicians in a way that can be difficult to experience in a full symphony orchestra. The program also highlights the breadth of musical talent found throughout our rural communities.
Style 5+ Woodwind Quintet: Sextet (Francis Jean Marcel Poulenc)
Prevailing Winds Woodwind Quintet: Blazing Saddles (Morris/Brooks, Arr. Abeling), Pictures at an Exhibition “Promenade” (Mussorgsky), Trois Pieces en Quintette: Scherzo (Deslandres), La Cumparsita (Rodriquez), Colomer’s Menuet (Colomer), Pastorale, Op.14, No. 1 (Pierné), Haydn’s Presto (Haydn)
Ocean Air Flute Quartet: Falconer (McMichael), The Sound of Music “Do-Re-Mi” (Rogers/Hammerstein, Arr. Jolly), Tico Tico no Fubá (Abreu, Arr. Arentes)
The Swing Set Jazz Quartet: Suite for Flute and Piano (Claude Bolling)
Trouble in Town(ley): Asleep in the Deep (Petrie), Duet in C Minor, Op.3 (Deterling)
Acknowledgments
Wild Rivers Symphony extends its gratitude to our performers, volunteers, sponsors, and community partners whose support makes this performance possible. Special thanks to our local businesses and patrons for sustaining the arts in our region.
