Rhythm, Music, Education, Performance
Marcin and David will explore classical music and ethnic folk music with a rhythmic world perspective. Expect to experience some familiar classical pieces as well as some exciting pieces that will surely be new to you.
April 2014
Grand Junction: First United Methodist Church, April 4, 7:30 PM
Montrose Pavilion: April 6, 3:00 PM
Marcin and David will explore classical music and ethnic folk music with a rhythmic world perspective. Expect to experience some familiar classical pieces as well as some exciting pieces that will surely be new to you.
April 2014
Grand Junction: First United Methodist Church, April 4, 7:30 PM
Montrose Pavilion: April 6, 3:00 PM
David Alderdice (drummer, percussionist, educator, arranger, and practitioner of the healing rhythmic arts) has put together a fun, eclectic world music ensemble featuring violin, reeds, double bass, and drums. This project combines improvisation with original arrangements; the sound is energetic, groovy and diverse in its range. David will be joined by his fellow Feast alumni’s Dr. Marcin Ardent (solo violinist, chamber musician, teacher, and arranger), and Benjamin de Kock (double bassist, freelance musician, and symphonist), as well as April Johannesen (multi-reeds instrumentalist, teacher, and performer). They will be joined by a few special guests adding sounds of the trombone, tenor banjo, and more.
Find out more about David here.
Find out more about Marcin here.
Find out more about Ben here.
Find out more about April here.
www.musicbyfeast.com
Live at the Tabor Opera House in Leadville, CO. 7pm $15. (kids under 14 years of age are free)
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