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Duke Wind Symphony: History…

Hosted by: Duke Music Department
Saturday, April 13, 2024
8
10 PM
Baldwin Auditorium
Open to: Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Public

Watch the livestream here!

The “Duke Wind Symphony: History…” performance will honor the longstanding legacy of the ensemble on campus. The ensemble will perform works in tribute to the visionary Paul Bryan, the long-time band director, unveil a piece by Mary Lou Williams that she composed on her deathbed but which has been neglected since, and showcase the composition of Duke Music Professor Anthony Kelley, also a Duke Wind Symphony alumnus. We warmly invite alumni to attend this significant performance, celebrating the profound impact and influence of the Duke Wind Symphony on campus and beyond.

Repertoire includes: ‘History…’ by Mary Lou Williams, ‘The Governor’s Own’ by Alton A. Adams, ‘Big City Lights’ by Maria A. Douglas, ‘El Camino Real’ by Alfred Reed, and more.

Soloists:
Chris Pattishall, piano
Orlandus Perry, drummer
John Brown, string bass

Free admission: no tickets or reservations needed.

Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant directs the Duke University Wind Symphony. Kristin Arp is assistant conductor.

https://music.duke.edu/events/duke-wind-symphony-history