In this concert, the audience will experience contemporary classical chamber music performed by the oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bass clarinet, and bassoon. The concert opens with a theatrical overture by Italian Baroque composer Pietro Antonio Locatelli. Following that, we present two works by Peruvian-American composer Daniel Cueto: Amaru, a musical portrait of an Incan mythological figure; and Momentos Peruanos, a collection inspired by traditional Peruvian dances. We close with Jeff Scott's Homage to Paradise Valley, a tribute to a historically Black and musically rich neighborhood in Detroit. Featuring guest bassoonist Daniel Zaldana.

Purchase a ticket here to either attend the show in person at the First Presbyterian Church of Ypsilanti, or join us online for the livestream, courtesy of Sly Pup Productions! Livestream link will be provided closer to the event.

UPDATE: You can now purchase a livestream ticket to view our concert on-demand up until a week after the show! The livestream will be archived for you to view on your own time until April 26.

We are requiring all in-person attendees to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination OR present a negative COVID-19 test. Please provide one of the following when you arrive at the venue:

• Proof of full vaccination (two weeks after the second shot of a two-shot vaccine, or the first of a one-shot vaccine)

• Proof of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of the event or a rapid antigen test taken within 24 hours of the event

Masks will be required at all times within the venue and during the performance, regardless of vaccination status.

Program

Pietro Antonio Locatelli – Introduzione Teatrale, Op. 4, No. 1

Daniel Cueto – Momentos Peruanos

Daniel Cueto – Amaru

Jeff Scott – Homage to Paradise Valley