Upcoming Concerts
12/04/2021 @ 8 pm
Music in the Night
Monongalia Arts Center
$10 PER TICKET
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PROGRAM
Sinfonia Gaetano Donizetti (1797 - 1848) In Dreams Roger Peterson (b. 1976) Serenade no. 12, K. 388/ 384a W.A. Mozart (1756 - 1791) Along the New River Gorge Kyle Simpson World Premiere |
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Previous CONCERTS
10/10/2021 @ 4 PM
A Classical Coming Out
Monongalia Arts Center
$10 PER TICKET
To celebrate National Coming Out Day on the 11th, come hear music by famous composers who were/ are members of the LGBT community. It's a celebration of the truly grand contributions of the LGBT community to classical music and an exploration of what it means to be 'out' in classical music.
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Southern Harmony Jennifer Higdon (b. 1962) Sextet Francis Poulenc (1899 -1963) Adagio for Strings Samuel Barber (1910 - 1981) Appalachian Spring (version for 13 instruments) Aaron Copland (1900 - 1990) |
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7/3/2021
Red, White, and Brass
MONONGALIA ARTS CENTER
$10 PER TICKET
Remember when we celebrated the 4th of July together? Come reconnect during everyone's favorite summer holiday with the bang and boom of a brass quintet! Tap those toes while celebrating America's birthday!
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WILL INCLUDE (AMONG OTHERS) Fanfare from La Peri (Paul Dukas) The Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key/ John Stafford Smith) Simple Gifts (Traditional) Battle Hymn of the Republic (Traditional) America the Beautiful (Samuel Ward) Star and Stripes Forever ... and other marches by John Philip Sousa! |
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Trumpets Arias Flory Adam Gillespie Horn Alicia Rafter Trombone Andrew Ortega Tuba John Caughman V |
6/13/2021
3:00 PM
old friends and new Hellos
Monongalia Arts center
$10 per ticket
Come celebrate the freedom to join a live performance for the first time in more than a year! To commemorate the moment, we will premiere a fanfare by Appalachian composer Anthony J. Panebianco. Max Brauer's programmatic work about Pan, the demigod of Nature and Music, will remind us about good friendship and the beautiful West Virginia countryside. The program concludes with the timeless Wind Serenade by Antonin Dvorak.
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Blue Square Fanfare *World Premiere* Anthony J. Panebianco (b. 1991) Pan Suite for 10 Wind Instruments and Contrabass Max Brauer (1855 - 1918) INTERMISSION (Refreshments and wine available) Serenade for Wind Instruments, Cello, and Double Bass Antonin Dvorak (1841 - 1904) |
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