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Enjoy local music talent when ³ÉÈËÍ·Ìõ (VCC) opens the auditorium to free spring concerts. From jazz bands to choral ensembles, ³ÉÈËÍ·ÌõMusic has something for all tastes. 

Jazz Repertory/ New Orleans Ensembles

 

VCC’s Jazz Repertory Ensemble, directed by Craig Scott, will fill the air with the jubilant sounds of jazz music, including inspiring solos and tight-knit arrangements. The New Orleans Ensemble, directed by James Danderfer, brings a gumbo of influences from the Crescent City straight to your ears. Join us for a spicy evening of great tunes!

 

 

 

Giorgio Magnanensi’s New Music Ensemble explores the sound and colour of music in all its emerging forms. Jon Siddall directs the ³ÉÈËÍ·ÌõGamelan ensemble in music composed by current students, playing a set of gongs, drums, mallet instruments, and flutes from Java and Bali. John Korsrud leads the Bigger Band, featuring the brightest composers and musicians playing their own music, in a jazz, fusion, and funk-influenced show of virtuosity.

 

 

³ÉÈËÍ·ÌõMusic’s beloved choirs, under the direction of Patricia Plumley, will sing a program of music fit for springtime. Come and hear what we’ve got cooked up for you!

 

 

VCC’s new Indigenous Vocal Ensemble is directed by Russell Wallace from the Lil’wat nation. The group sings new and traditional songs, based on music from Indigenous culture. The Mount Pleasant Brass Ensemble will perform classical, romantic, and modern arrangements of sweeping beauty.

 

All events are held at the ³ÉÈËÍ·ÌõAuditorium at 1155 E. Broadway and admission is free. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required to attend.
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Interested in an education and career in music? ³ÉÈËÍ·ÌõMusic offers preparatory courses, and diploma and degree programs.