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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Jonathan D.\nMusicians: Min Young Kang\, Graeme Steel
 e Johnson\, Kara LaMoure\, and Noah Kay\n\n7 PM Doors & Pre-Reception\n8 P
 M Recital\n9:30 PM Post-Reception\n\n_____\n\n**WindSync: Echoes Carried O
 n**\n\n[Gotham Arts](https://gothamarts.net) in collaboration with [Kallos
  Chamber Music Series](https://www.kalloscms.org/) and [Groupmuse](https:/
 /www.groupmuse.com/) is delighted to present **Echoes Carried On**\, an in
 timate private chamber music performance by wind quintet [WindSync](https:
 //www.windsync.org/) featuring an evocative program that traces waves of i
 magination\, memory\, and longing. Known for embracing both the classics a
 nd contemporary repertoire with fresh sensibility\, WindSync brings storyt
 elling to the forefront. From Nadia Boulanger’s refined lyricism to Aksh
 aya Avril Tucker’s meditative What Will You Hold\, the program reflects 
 the enduring imprint of voice\, story\, and connection through works by Mo
 zart\, Carter\, and Glass.\n\nWine will be served.\n\n**Program**\n\nNADIA
  BOULANGER  (arr. Kara LaMoure) Trois pièces\n\nAKSHAYA AVRIL TUCKER  Wha
 t will you hold\n\nELLIOTT CARTER  Quintet (1948)\n\nPHILIP GLASS (arr. Ka
 ra LaMoure)  Etude No. 17\n\nMOZART (arr. Rechtman)  Serenade in c minor\,
  K. 388\n\n_____\n\n**About the Artists**\n\n[Watch WindSync perform Mozar
 t's Serenade in c minor\, K. 388 (arr. Rechtman)](https://www.youtube.com/
 watch?v=ZYU5O88weG8)\n\nThe wind quintet **WindSync**  embraces the classi
 cs and the growing contemporary repertoire with a fresh sensibility. Versa
 tile and vibrant\, the group plays “many idioms authoritatively\, elegan
 tly\, with adroit technique\, and with great fun” (All About the Arts). 
 In the span of one performance\, they can cover vast musical ground from r
 evitalized standards to freshly inked works to folk and songbook\, the com
 mon thread telling a compelling story about music history and our human se
 lves.\n\nWindSync frequently eliminates the “fourth wall” between musi
 cians and audience by performing from memory\, creating an extraordinary c
 onnection. That personal performance style\, combined with the ensemble’
 s three-pronged mission of artistry\, education\, and community-building\,
  lends WindSync its reputation as “a group of virtuosos who are also won
 derful people\, too” (Alison Young\, Classical MPR).\n\nHighlights of Wi
 ndSync’s 2024-25 season include a weeklong residency at Ravinia’s Benn
 ett Gordon Hall series\, Chicago\; a weeklong residency at Shelter Island 
 Friends of Music\, New York\; performances at Corpus Christi Chamber Music
  Society with pianist Jon Kimura Parker\; Harvard Musical Association\, Ca
 mbridge\, MA\; the University of Vermont Lane Series\, Burlington\; Chambe
 r Music Kelowna\, British Columbia\; Chamber Music Raleigh\, NC\; and a re
 turn to Chamber Music Northwest and Emerald City Music\, in Seattle and Po
 rtland\, for community residencies. The group celebrated its 15th annivers
 ary season in 2023-24\, with performances in New York City (Chelsea Music 
 Festival)\, Houston\, Miami\, Portland\, Phoenix\, Charleston\, Rochester\
 , Syracuse\, and Santa Rosa\, among other cities.\n\nWindSync has enjoyed 
 an international touring career since winning the 2012 Concert Artists Gui
 ld Victor Elmaleh Competition and the 2016 Fischoff National Chamber Music
  Competition. They continued as prize winners at the 2018 M-Prize Chamber 
 Arts Competition. In its 16-year history\, the group has regularly appeare
 d on notable stages throughout the United States and abroad\, including We
 ill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall\, the Library of Congress\, Ravinia\, Me
 tropolitan Museum of Art\, Phoenix Chamber Music Society\, Rockport Music\
 , and Emerald City Music. The quintet has also shared the stage with such 
 distinguished artists as David Shifrin\, Jon Kimura Parker and Alessio Bax
 \, among many others.\n\nBuilding a new repertoire that is driven by purpo
 se and growing from close collaboration\, WindSync’s recent projects inc
 lude Rise by Shawn Okpebholo\, commissioned by a consortium of prominent A
 merican orchestras and wind quintets\, Stumble\, Fall\, Fly by Nathalie Jo
 achim\, commissioned by Emerald City Music and Schneider Concerts\, and A 
 Night at Birdland by Nicky Sohn\, commissioned with support from the Chels
 ea Music Festival. Other premieres include a concerto for wind quintet and
  orchestra by Pulitzer Prize finalist Michael Gilbertson\, a Paul Lansky c
 ommission premiered at the Library of Congress with support from the Chamb
 er Music Society of Lincoln Center\, and works by Ivan Trevino\, Marc Mell
 its\, and Viet Cuong. \n\nWindSync regularly coaches at universities and c
 onservatories\, including New World Symphony\, Eastman School of Music\, F
 rost School of Music\, and the University of Texas. Winner of the 2022 Fis
 choff Ann Divine Educator Award\, WindSync collaborates with youth orchest
 ras\, coaches at pre-college music programs\, and performs for thousands o
 f young people each year. The group has performed educational programs pre
 sented by the Seattle Symphony and by pianist Orli Shaham. \n\nAlso in dem
 and for its ability to embed in communities\, WindSync has served in resid
 encies with the Grand Teton Music Festival\, Orcas Island Chamber Music Fe
 stival\, Chamber Music Northwest\, and the Lied Center. WindSync is a 501(
 c)3 non-profit organization\, presenting programming in its artistic homet
 own of Houston\, Texas. WindSync’s Onstage Offstage Chamber Music Festiv
 al has been connecting Houston’s people and places through music since i
 ts inception in 2017. Festival partners include the Houston Youth Symphony
  and the Center for Performing Arts Medicine.\n\nOn the heels of “All Wo
 rlds\, All Times\,” WindSync’s 2022 release that “will make you want
  to get up and dance” (The Whole Note)\, the quintet released its second
  commercial album\, featuring the works of Miguel Del Aguila and recorded 
 in Studio Two at the legendary Abbey Road Studios\, to a number 1 debut on
  the Billboard Traditional Classical chart in 2024.
LOCATION:Flatiron\, New York
SUMMARY:WindSync: Echoes Carried On
URL:https://www.groupmuse.com/events/15912-windsync-echoes-carried-on
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