U of S Wind Orchestra: Scenes from Past to Present
The Wind Orchestra will present a variety of traditional and new repertoire, while celebrating a diverse pool of composers, styles and culture
Event
Date: Friday, Nov. 29
Time: Doors open at 6:30 pm; Show starts at 7:30 pm
Location: St. Joseph High School
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About this event
The U of S Wind Orchestra, established in 1972 is in its 52nd season and will present a variety of traditional and new repertoire for this medium, celebrating a diverse pool of representative composers, styles, and culture. The program will include works by Elizabeth Raum, Omar Thomas, Susan LaBarr/Eric Wilson, Alfred Reed, David Maslanka, Thomas Doss, Glen Gillis, Dolores Claman/Howard Cable, and George Gates.
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