CORRECTION: The next Sunday Series is March 22 at First Congregational Church in Charlevoix
(101 State St, Charlevoix)
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March 7 I 10:30 am
Petoskey District Library
March 7 I 1:00 pm
Boyne District Library
March 22 I 4:00 pm
First Congregational Church, Charlevoix
April 19 I 2:00 pm
Petoskey United Methodist Church
April 25 I 7:00 pm
Great Lakes Center for the Arts
$50, $35, $25, age 18 under Free
May 3 I 4:00 pm
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Petoskey
June 7 I 4:00 pm
John M. Hall Auditorium Bay View
$50, $35, $25, age 18 under Free
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GLCO concert is NOT just for the birds!
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April 25 I 7:00 pm
Great Lakes Center for the Arts
$50/ $35/ $25/ Age 18 under Free
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Spring is on it's way!
Take flight with GLCO and award-winning guest violinist, Dmitri Berlinsky, during a concert inspired by birds. The program includes Rautavaara's
Cantus Arcticus
, Respighi's
The Birds,
Vaughn William's
Lark Ascending
, and Beethoven's
Pastoral Symphony
- inspired by
his love for walks through the country outside Vienna.
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Did you hear GLCO perform Ginestera's
Variaciones Concertantes
in September? Notice how the string players reflect the distinctive character of the flute in this variation.
CLICK for VIDEO!
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Sunday Series: Brass Quintet & DrumHeads
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Enjoy free chamber music
Sunday, March 22 at 4 pm
at First Congregational Church, Charlevoix
. The program includes Brass Quintet members: Pat Jarve, Carl Hawkins, Bev Isenbarger, Vern Campbell, and Ed Bahr performing
Paul Duka's
Fanfare
from
La Peri
, Victor Ewald's
Quintet No. 1
, Lowell Shaw's
Pocket Full of Wry
, and Leonard Lebow's
Popular Suite
.
DrumHeads: Tim Mocny, Ken
Yagiela
and
Kevin Stobbe perform a variety of percussion works including
Toccata without Instruments
by Ramon
Meyer,
Rotation II
by Eric Sammut and
A Little Prayer
by Evelyn Glennie.
No admission charge, generous support for the Sunday Series is provided by Carolyn Klender.
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Grace Olson
attended Western Michigan University where she studied flute with Dr. Charles Osborne, and earned a degree in Music Therapy. Grace has been a member of Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra for ten years, performing as second chair flute/piccolo. She is also principal with the Gaylord Community Orchestra. Grace enjoys being a member of several music ensembles, including GLCO Woodwind Quintet, the Northern Michigan Flute Choir, Gaylord Community Band, Pit Orchestra for Gaylord Community Productions, Northwinds Quintet, and provides special music for church services. Grace is a founding member of the Gaylord Community Music School, where she teaches private flute and piano lessons, and provides music therapy to those with special needs. In addition to sharing her love of music, Grace is employed by North Country Community Mental Health as a support assessor the support needs of adults with developmental disabilities in six northern Michigan counties.
Grace is fortunate to share her musical interests with her family, and often performs alongside them in various musical groups. Grace resides with her husband, Chris, in Gaylord.
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As Northern Michigan’s champions of classical chamber music, it is our mission to entertain, to inspire and to educate. With a vast variety of concert themes, we highlight the most classic of traditional composers to the most innovative of today’s contemporaries—we truly have something for everyone!
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