Community Concert Series Continues with FREE Chamber Music Event
No registration is required to attend, but this concert is subject to KSO's Health & Safety policy, and proof of vaccination will be required to attend for those 12 and older.
When & Where
Tuesday, February 1 | 7 P.M.
Kalamazoo First Presbyterian Church
321 W South Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Repertoire:
The program, highlighted by Brahms’ luscious, joyous Clarinet Quintet in B minor also features a thrilling work by the exciting composer Kati Agócs. The KSO is excited to feature Kip Hickman on the early classical concerto by Albrechtsberger. Famously, Beethoven studied with Albrechtsberger; this is one of the only stand-alone trombone concertos from the classical era, in this rare opportunity to hear the alto trombone up close.
Program:
AGÓCS Imprimatur (String Quartet No. 2)
ALBRECHTSBERGER Concerto for Alto Trombone and Strings in Bb Major, featuring Edward “Kip” Hickman, Trombone
BRAHMS Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op. 115
Julia Neckermann, violin
Lisa A. Williams, violin
Nicholas Jeffery, viola
Igor Cetkovic, cello
Georgiy Borisov, clarinet
Edward "Kip" Hickman, trombone
The details: This concert begins at 7 p.m.
Need tickets? No tickets are needed for this concert.
COVID-19 Safety: This event requires proof of vaccination to attend for those 12 or older. This means you can bring your vaccination card and ID, a photo/copy of your card, or utilize the Bindle app. Masks must be worn by all patrons, regardless of age.
For faster entrance, set up your Bindle account: This season, we have mask and vaccination requirements for every KSO event. Bindle is a secure wallet for your health records and an easy way to share your COVID vaccination status privately with the KSO safety staff. Our full policy is available on the Safety page of our website.
The KSO's 2021-22 concert season is presented by Zhang Financial.
Community Concerts at the KSO are sponsored by WMUK.
