There will be two performances of this concert: 3pm on Sun., Oct. 11, at the Roswell Cultural Arts Centert and again at 4pm on October 25th at Chamblee First United Methodist Church. I'll be going to the concert tomorrow and here's a bit of what's on the menu: Serenata for Flute and Band, Second American Folk Rhapsody, highlights from “The King and I,” Blue Tango, marches and more. Here's the link to AWS's ticketing information. (photo Atlanta Wind Symphony at Carnegie Hall)
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Going Bach to the Beginning (Prelude to Event #12)
The Atlanta Wind Symphony opens it season with a special recreation of it's very first performance thirty years ago. To authenticate the experience all the more, original conductors of the AWS, G. Ellis Cannon and Jim Moody will conduct the symphony once again along with the current Musical Director, Dr. Patrick Carney.
There will be two performances of this concert: 3pm on Sun., Oct. 11, at the Roswell Cultural Arts Centert and again at 4pm on October 25th at Chamblee First United Methodist Church. I'll be going to the concert tomorrow and here's a bit of what's on the menu: Serenata for Flute and Band, Second American Folk Rhapsody, highlights from “The King and I,” Blue Tango, marches and more. Here's the link to AWS's ticketing information. (photo Atlanta Wind Symphony at Carnegie Hall)
There will be two performances of this concert: 3pm on Sun., Oct. 11, at the Roswell Cultural Arts Centert and again at 4pm on October 25th at Chamblee First United Methodist Church. I'll be going to the concert tomorrow and here's a bit of what's on the menu: Serenata for Flute and Band, Second American Folk Rhapsody, highlights from “The King and I,” Blue Tango, marches and more. Here's the link to AWS's ticketing information. (photo Atlanta Wind Symphony at Carnegie Hall)
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