Colgate Chamber Players entertain in Norwich Sunday
NORWICH – The Chenango County Council of the Arts in Norwich will present the second performance in its spring chamber music series at 2 p.m. Sunday.
The Colgate Chamber Players of Hamilton, under the direction of Professor of Music Laura Klugherz, will perform “Baroque and Beyond,” a program of music for small ensembles of strings, winds and piano. The concert will also include works by Mozart, Haydn, Sammartini and Joaquin Turina and a special performance by the Colgate cello choir.
The Chamber Players, now in their 20th season, are a select group of advanced players representing many disciplines across the campus. CP alums have gone on to pursue advanced degrees in music, and they have also become Hollywood composers, doctors, lawyers, traders, graphic artists and designers, and educators. The long afternoon hours of rehearsal have been punctuated by a varied series in and around campus, tours in New York City and Mexico, and a special musical retreat in Chile. In January several Chamber Players participated in a concert tour of central Mexico as part of a Liberal Arts Core Mexico extended study. Selected Chamber Players have been interns at the Chenango Summer MusicFest, learning intensive chamber music rehearsal skills, festival organization, public relations, and time management. Professor of Music Laura Klugherz has been the motivating force behind the Colgate Chamber Players since 1988.
The final performance in the Council of the Arts’ chamber series is scheduled for Sunday, April 13, with a performance by classical guitarists Tom Rasely and Paul Sweeney.
All performances begin at 2 p.m. General admission is $10; 18 and under will be admitted free of charge. The Arts Council is located at 27 West Main St., Norwich. For additional information on the chamber music series and the Chenango County Council of the Arts, call 336-ARTS (2787) or visit chenangoarts.org.
The Colgate Chamber Players of Hamilton, under the direction of Professor of Music Laura Klugherz, will perform “Baroque and Beyond,” a program of music for small ensembles of strings, winds and piano. The concert will also include works by Mozart, Haydn, Sammartini and Joaquin Turina and a special performance by the Colgate cello choir.
The Chamber Players, now in their 20th season, are a select group of advanced players representing many disciplines across the campus. CP alums have gone on to pursue advanced degrees in music, and they have also become Hollywood composers, doctors, lawyers, traders, graphic artists and designers, and educators. The long afternoon hours of rehearsal have been punctuated by a varied series in and around campus, tours in New York City and Mexico, and a special musical retreat in Chile. In January several Chamber Players participated in a concert tour of central Mexico as part of a Liberal Arts Core Mexico extended study. Selected Chamber Players have been interns at the Chenango Summer MusicFest, learning intensive chamber music rehearsal skills, festival organization, public relations, and time management. Professor of Music Laura Klugherz has been the motivating force behind the Colgate Chamber Players since 1988.
The final performance in the Council of the Arts’ chamber series is scheduled for Sunday, April 13, with a performance by classical guitarists Tom Rasely and Paul Sweeney.
All performances begin at 2 p.m. General admission is $10; 18 and under will be admitted free of charge. The Arts Council is located at 27 West Main St., Norwich. For additional information on the chamber music series and the Chenango County Council of the Arts, call 336-ARTS (2787) or visit chenangoarts.org.
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