OCTOBER TAKES THE SERAFINS FROM BACH TO BROADWAY

Eclectic programs are on the docket for October with repertoire from the Baroque to today. Mezzo soprano, Gina Perregrino returns, singing Broadway and Americana favorites in two concerts (Thursday and Friday, October 22 and 23). Peter Compo's new Trio for Viola, Violin, and Piano will add a contemporary twist, and his presentation (free of charge) on Wednesday, October 21 st will provide insights into the creation of a new work. Alongside these novel offerings are delights by J.S. Bach, Michael Haydn, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, and Korngold. (Connect thru the CALENDAR PAGE for tickets).

Wednesday, October 21 (5:30pm) COMPOSER’S NOTEBOOK with PETER COMPO
(free of charge, includes reception) Peter Compo, composer, leads a 60-minute program exploring his creative process, with an opportunity for interactive Q&A. Examples from his new Viola Trio will be performed by The Serafins. A reception follows. No tickets needed for this program.

Thursday, October 22 (4:30) PAST and PRESENT ($40 includes premium reception)
A one-hour performance at Stonegates features Gina Perregrino singing Broadway and Americana favorites, Read Gainsford in iconic piano selections by Chopin and Debussy, and a delightful duo by Michael Haydn rendered by Kate Ransom and Amadi Azikiwe. The ever-popular culinary delights from Chef Darragh Matheson follow.

Friday, October 23 (7pm) BACH, BROADWAY, and BEYOND
($25/$10 for livestream and students aged 21 and younger or music instructors) The Serafins return to Grace United Methodist Church to perform works through the ages by Bach, Brahms, Korngold. Broadway hits, and Peter Compo.

Did you miss the September feature in Delaware News Journal Online? Read it HERE.

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