Seattle Wind Symphony: Exotic Escapes

Steven Bryant — Ecstatic Fanfare
Carol Barnett — Cyprian Suite
Frigyes Hidas — Rhapsody for Bass Trombone and Wind Band
Shelley Hanson — Albanian Dance (Shota)
Camille Saint-Saëns — Pas redoublé Op. 86
Jan Van der Roost — Puszta
Michael Markowski — Brooklyn Air
Arturo Márquez — Conga del Fuego Nuevo
Arthur Frackenpohl — Selected works

Stephen Fissel, bass trombone

Steven Bryant – Ecstatic Fanfare
Carol Barnett – Cyprian Suite
Frigyes Hidas – Rhapsody for Bass Trombone and Wind Band
Shelley Hanson – Albanian Dance
Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Arthur Frackenpohl – Pas redoublé, Op. 86
Jan Van der Roost – Puszta
Michael Markowski – Brooklyn Air
Arturo Márquez – Conga del Fuego Nuevo

TAKE A JOURNEY
Escape the cold, wet, rainy Pacific Northwest February with steamy, intriguing, and colorful music by Bryant, Van der Roost, Hidas, and Barnett.

Seattle Wind Symphony is dedicated to the presentation of professional quality symphonic wind music to the general public, educators and students. Our program philosophy is to perform time tested, professional and compelling literature that is engaging for both audience and musicians alike. As an audition ensemble we are intentional about providing an opportunity for the finest wind, brass and percussion instrumentalists to perform. Seattle Wind Symphony endeavors to be an instrument of hope for young musicians by modeling high music and performance standards.

Tickets: $20 ($18 senior, $5 student). Fees apply for online purchases.

About Seattle Wind Symphony

Seattle Wind Symphony is a premier wind band in the Pacific Northwest, conducted by Dr. John Falskow. Seattle Wind Symphony is dedicated to connecting the Puget Sound community through vibrant, accessible, and captivating performances. We feature a diverse array of composers, both living and historical; local Pacific Northwest soloists; and compositions spanning many musical styles. We strive to inspire a love of the unique resonance of a woodwind, brass, and percussion ensemble in audiences of all ages.

http://www.seattlewindsymphony.org/