Friday, October 1 · 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Union Theater – LSU Campus, Raphael Semmes Rd. Baton Rouge, LA 70803
Join us for a very special concert
LSU Symphony
- director&conductor – Carlos Riazuelo
C. Debussy – La Mer
Raul Gomez, guest conductor
A. Copland – Quiet City
Brian Shaw, trumpet
James Ryon, english horn
E. Elgar, concerto for cello(double-bass transcription)
Yung Chiao Wei, double-bass
When: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 10:00pm–MidnightCome hear live contemporary music in a laid-back nightlife atmosphere. Performances by Joe L. Alexander, tuba; David Cortello, guitar; Lindsey Hartman, flute; Nick Hwang, laptop; Lindsey Jacob, saxophone; J. Corey Knoll, laptop; and Susannah Montandon, cello.
Featuring pieces by Joe L. Alexander, David Cortello, Lindsey Jacob, J. Corey Knoll, Jeff Lipscomb, and Liduino Pitombeira.
The concert features works by members of the National Association of Composers/USA Mid-South Chapter. The concert is a part of the Open Ears Music Series. There is no cover charge.
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Fleur de Brass, New Orleans’ independent brass quintet, will open for the Bodesuite Part 1, a funk ballet by David Bode at the Big Top (1638 Clio St.). The show is on June 27th at 9PM. Cover is $5.
Fleur de Brass is:
Fritz Barrau- trumpet
Kim Hester- trumpet
Jack Pritchett- horn
Daniel Ray- trombone
Madeline Finn- bass trombone
Bodesuite Part 1 will be played by:
David Bode- alto sax
James Martin- tenor
Luke Huddleston- trombone
Jack Pritchett- trumpet
Dave Brisson- piano
Jimmy Williams- bass
Mark Weliky- guitar
Luke Freeman- drums
Tulane University’s Summer Lyric Theatre presents Oliver!
“Oliver!” runs June 18-21. Every night at 8 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m.
Dixon Hall on Tulane University’s Uptown campus.
Tickets: $25 to $35.
Information: Call 504.865.5269 or visit summerlyric.tulane.edu.
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Louisiana is home to a wonderful community of excellent classical musicians. If you live here, and you’re a music lover, you’re in luck, and here’s why: there’s stuff happening all year round. From concerts by local symphony orchestras to great free recitals at Universities across the sate, from electronic music concerts to Grand Opera performances, we’ve got it all. Our mission here at LouisianaClassicalMusic.com is to let you know about all these events and bring YOU, the audience, closer to US, the musicians.
