Classical music: This coming week at the UW-Madison brings a FREE concert of flute and piano music by guest artists on Monday night and a FREE performance by the Wisconsin Brass Quintet on Wednesday night | October 12, 2019
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By Jacob Stockinger
This coming week at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Mead Witter School of Music brings two FREE chamber music concerts of flute music and brass music.
On Monday night, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Collins Recital Hall in the new Hamel Music Center, 740 University Ave., located next to the new wing of the Chazen Museum of Art, guest artists flutist Elise Blatchford (below top) from the University of Memphis and pianist Jacob Coleman (below bottom) from the University of Kentucky will perform a FREE recital.
On Wednesday night, Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall of the new Hamel Music Center, the Wisconsin Brass Quintet (below) will give a FREE performance.
Members of the 2019-20 Wisconsin Brass Quintet are Jean Laurenz and Gilson Silva, trumpets; Daniel Grabois, horn; Mark Hetzler, trombone; and Tom Curry, tuba.
Please note: In fall 2019, Daniel Grabois will be on sabbatical. His replacement will beJeff Scott (below), hornist with the Grammy-nominated Imani Winds.Read about Jeff here.
The program of modern classics includes:
“Mini Overture” by Witold Lutoslawski (heard in the YouTube video at the bottom)
Meanwhile, I’m amazed at how little has been going on/is scheduled in September/October in Madison in terms of classical music, especially by the “major” professional groups.
MSO: 3 concerts in September “Love, Lust & Redemption”;
3 concerts in October (Rachel Barton Pine);
1 concert in October (Organ and violin; Hey & Liberus);
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Wisconsin Chamber Orchstra (season opens in December, yes December!), so NOTHING From WCO;
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There’s definitely openings here for university, semi-professional, and amateur groups.
These are both worthwhile concerts to attend.
Meanwhile, I’m amazed at how little has been going on/is scheduled in September/October in Madison in terms of classical music, especially by the “major” professional groups.
MSO: 3 concerts in September “Love, Lust & Redemption”;
3 concerts in October (Rachel Barton Pine);
1 concert in October (Organ and violin; Hey & Liberus);
======================================
Wisconsin Chamber Orchstra (season opens in December, yes December!), so NOTHING From WCO;
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There’s definitely openings here for university, semi-professional, and amateur groups.
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Comment by fflambeau — October 12, 2019 @ 1:37 am