What a lovely early spring day this is! I have the windows open and am airing out the house. Yeah, our house could usually use a cleaning, but it is not pigsty smelly or anything - it is just that after being shut up for months, the fresh air is very welcome.
Bill and I are both lying around today, feeling miserable. His sinuses and nose are running like crazy, and mine are stopped up, giving me a bad headache. This is day four for me of a low grade fever. Dan and Steven are in Lansing for wrestling, but Dan swears he will be home in plenty of time to go to the concert tonight.
While part of me really wants to go to the concert, another part of me is really unsure if I am up to attending. I really am feeling icky today. I am even having trouble reading.
from the UMS website: http://www.ums.org
Charles Daellenbach, tuba
Eugene Watts, trombone
Bernhard Scully, horn
Joe Burgstaller, trumpet
Brandon Ridenour, trumpet
Saturday, March 24, 8 pm
Hill Auditorium
| Main Floor | $48 · $42 · $36 · $22 |
| Mezzanine | $40 · $34 · $10 |
| Balcony | $24 · $22 · $16 · $10 |
They bound onstage in their trademark tuxedos and tennis shoes, launching into a program that encompasses everything from Bach to the blues. Swing into spring with this endlessly entertaining ensemble, loved worldwide for its charming mix of classics, pop, and Dixieland, with a hearty dose of fun thrown in for good measure. The Canadian Brass serve up astonishing virtuosity and high-spirited entertainment — the perfect event to enjoy with family and friends.
Program
· Aire pour les trompettes : J.S. Bach (arr. Allen)
· Golyardes Ground : Malcolm Forsythe
· Concerto in D Major : J.S. Bach - Vivaldi (arr. Burgstaller)
· Notebook of Anna Magdelana Bach : J.S. Bach (arr. Dedrick)
· Fats Waller Tribute : arr. Henderson
· Adagio : Barber (arr. NcNeff)
· Glenn Miller Songbook : arr. Dedrick
· Highlights from Carmen : Bizet (arr. Mills)
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