The second concert in Tuesday Musical Club's recital series, Folk Songs with a Classical Twist, is coming up on January 13th. Organizer Catherine Crotty, horn Barbara Folb, and trombone Justin Miller joined Jim Cunningham for a live performance and chat about the concert.
The second concert in Tuesday Musical Club's recital series, Folk Songs with a Classical Twist, is coming up on January 13th. Organizer Catherine Crotty, horn Barbara Folb, and trombone Justin Miller joined Jim Cunningham for a live performance and chat about the concert.
Catherine talks about the program, featuring Six Studies in English Folksong by Vaughan Williams; Four Folk Songs for Soprano, Viola and Piano, arranged by Alan Smith; Selections from "Five American Folk Songs Sketches," arranged by Brett Edwards; and Dvořák's famous Dumky Piano Trio, Op. 90. Catherine will play piano on the Dvořák for the concert. Barbara and Justin talk about their piece, the Edwards, who is an Arizona State University. They also played the second movement of the piece, "Shenandoah," in the QED studio.
Catherine, Barbara, and Justin discuss membership in Tuesday Musical Club and the opportunities that come with it. Catherine explains her musical background at the Cincinnati Conservatory. Justin plays with Shadyside Brass, and both he and Barbara are principals in the Edgewood Symphony. Barbara speaks on her background in library science.
Don't miss Folk Songs with a Classical Twist on January 13th at 1:00pm at Rodef Shalom's Levy Hall. Visit Tuesday Musical Club's website for more information.