TUTTI Festival concert IV: Chamber Music and More

The Department of Music presents TUTTI Festival concert IV: Chamber Music and More.

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The Department of Music presents TUTTI Festival concert IV: Chamber Music and More featuring the work of Raven Chacon, Chris Arrell, Jeremy Beck, and Eric Estrada Valadez for clarinet, percussion, violin, cello, piano, and fixed media. This concert features performances by ETHEL and Denison faculty Evan Lynch, clarinet; Alex Fragiskatos, percussion; Hanna Hurwitz, violin; Philip Rudd, violin; Cora Kuyvenhoven; Hana Chu, piano; and San Sung Aum, piano. 

TUTTI is a week-long festival celebrating new music and art, bringing artists across disciplines to Denison and the central Ohio community. This year’s festival features Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Raven Chacon, modern music collective Wild Up, cello quartet UCelli, Denison’s Ensemble-in-Residence ETHEL, and other artists in a multitude of concerts.

For a full listing of TUTTI Festival events and concerts visit https://denison.edu/series/tutti


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