WWU Wind Symphony: Maslanka, Bernstein, Orff
Free
- Jordan Marbach, alto saxophone
Leonard Bernstein — Overture to Candide
Carl Orff — Carmina Burana (arr. for winds and percussion)
This concert was originally scheduled for November 18, and later moved to December 1. Now it will now take place December 8 at 8pm Pacific.
Join in the celebration as the Western Washington University Wind Symphony gives its first in-person performance in nearly a year and a half!
Our program features one of the winners of the 2021 WWU Concerto Competition, alto saxophonist Jordan Marbach performing David Maslanka’s epic Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble. The ensemble will also perform Leonard Bernstein’s classic Overture to Candide and an exciting transcription of Carl Orff’s masterwork: Carmina Burana.
Attending in person: All visitors required to follow WWU COVID-19 safety protocols:
Wash your hands
Watch your distance
Use a mask: A CDC approved mask or face covering is required indoors, and strongly encouraged near people outside.
Respect the community and yourself: Stay home if you feel sick. Some in-person events may have virtual attendance options.
Provide a record of vaccination or a negative COVID test from the past 72 hours. Check event details for updates before attending.
About Jordan Marbach, alto saxophone
Jordan Marbach is from Omak, Washington. He is currently pursuing his undergraduate degree in saxophone performance at Western Washington University studying with Fred Winkler. He has attended the American Saxophone Academy for the past two summers. During his time at Western, Jordan has been a member of the Whatcom Wind Ensemble, Western Wind Symphony, and the Western Saxophone Quartet. He was also a national finalist in the MTNA Young Artist Performance competition this past year.