Suzuki Strings Spring Concert
Suzuki
Strings presents their 29th annual Spring Concert on Wed., May 2, at
7 p.m. at the Heritage Center. The public is invited and the suggested donation
is $5.
Suzuki
Strings students, age 4 through adult, perform on violin, viola, and
cello. Music ranges from classical
composers such as Bach and
Vivaldi, as well as fiddle
pieces and two exciting Spanish
inspired selections.
Lindsay
Szczesny leads the orchestra in the Brandenburg Concerto #3 finale by Bach, a Vivaldi violin concerto and a
piece by Schubert.
The
cellists present Now, Let Us Rejoice by William Phelps and You Raise Me Up by Lovland and Graham. Viola students and teachers join for a Tango by Albeniz and
a Double Viola Concerto by
Telemann.
Fiddle
pieces are always a favorite part of the concert. Selections are the Yellow Rose of Texas and a square dance tune, First Two Ladies Cross
Over. The bluegrass favorite Crawdad
features the orchestra. Additional
music includes French ballet music, a Brahms Waltz, and dances composed by Bach. Advanced violin students head to Spain
with a Fandango by McLean and Habanera by Bizet.
Marin
Colby, Julie Davis, Karaly Carter, Eric Liebhardt, Sara Penny, and Patty Walser
teach weekly group classes assisted by pianists Margarita Castro and Jessica
Sorensen.
Suzuki
Strings is under the auspices of the Southern Utah University Music Department
and provides instruction for children on string instruments. The teaching approach utilizes parent
participation in lessons, professional recordings, and group classes in
addition to private lessons to help the children develop their musical
talents. The Sterling and Shelli
Gardner Foundation and the Suzuki Association of Utah help provide financial
support.
The
Heritage Center is located at 105 N. 100 E., in Cedar City and the public is
invited to this spring celebration concert. For more information, contact Patty Walser at 865-6341 or
Sara Penny at 586-2286.
###
No comments:
Post a Comment