Concert Series of The Fine Arts Association

An outstanding array of music presented by the distinguished
Fine Arts faculty and guest artists...

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Smokin' Fez Monkeys

A modern jug band performing a wacky mixture of songs and tunes from several decades ago, mixed in with a number of original tunes. Be ready for more than a few surprises along the way. It’s a sort of a ragtime-cartoon-Vaudeville-circus-hobo-gypsy-jazz thing. Great fun for the entire family.

Marous Brothers Outdoor Stage (If rain, concert will be held in the Main Gallery at Fine Arts.)

No. of Tickets	Date & Time	Ticket Type	Ticket Price, $
	July 13, 2008 6 pm	General Admission	$6.00

Previously This Season

Classic Desserts

Judith Elias, flute; Lisa Wilson, oboe; Charles Baker, clarinet; Christopher Rapier, French horn and Marjorie Rutherford on bassoon perform music by French and German masters including Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Chretien, Deslandres and Taffanel.

Cabin Fever Concert

Got cabin fever? We have the cure! Unique compositions performed by unique combinations of instruments, guaranteed to cure that fever and make you smile! Perfect for the entire family.

Charles S. Baker, clarinet, and Maryann Messina, piano, collaborating in a composition where the clarinet is performed in ways you have never heard before.
Judith and Lori Anne Elias buzz the auditorium with Rimsky-Korsakoff’s “Flight of the Bumblebee.”
Pianist Feroza LaBonne
Kenneth Hughes and friends form a tuba trio
Soprano Doreen Mattson performs “The Lonely Goatherd” from The Sound of Music
FAA faculty and staff performs their rendition of the delightful “Beethoven’s Wig.”
Piano ensembles—two pianos, eight hands and two pianos, twelve hands, the later for Sousa’s great Stars and Stripes Forever.

Fugalia! A Musical Feast from Bach to Muczynski

Flutist Judith Elias and pianist Roberta Whitely perform pieces by Bach and Muczynski on this day of annual observance of the flight of the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus in 510 BC

Strings of Spring with Heavenly Voices

Phyllis Speirs conducts one of the loveliest classical choral pieces ever written, Schubert's “Mass in G,” featuring a community choir of over thirty voices. This special performance is dedicated to the memory of Arthur S. Holden Jr.

Pianist Feroza LaBonne, cellist Lindsay Taylor Brown, and violinist Wanda Sobieska will perform the soulful English Folk Songs of Vaughn Williams, Beethoven’s melodious and ecstatic "Spring Sonata" for violin and piano, and the dazzling “Tarantella” by Squire for cello and piano.

Woodwind Whirlwind

Judith Elias, flute; Lisa Wilson, oboe; Charles S. Baker, clarinet and guests Marjory Rutherford, bassoon;
and Jacqueline Platten, piano perform the works of Poulenc, Lutoslawski, Martinu and others.