Raymond Mueller continues his Guitar Legacy Series in 2008 with a concert honoring the neo-romantic guitarist/composer Agustin Barrios (1882-1944). Mr. Mueller will perform this concert on a rare classical guitar made in 1923 by Barrios' preferred luthier, Domingo Esteso. It is a free concert and it is first come first serve.

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The Conservatory piano faculty invites your entire family to explore the whimsical side of piano music in an interactive concert designed to appeal to listeners of all ages. Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals will be featured along with other fun family music. Free of charge!

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A tribute to the West Coast jazz scene of the 1950's. Music by Chet Baker, Gerry Mulligan, Hampton Hawes, Dave Brubeck and others. Tickets: $22-General Admission / $18 Seniors & Students.

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Longtime MSO and Conservatory violinist Phillip Grossman joins with colleagues Lisa Fuller, violin; Nathan Hackett, viola; Greg Mathews, cello and Ellen Swan Dixon, piano; to perform an engaging afternoon of chamber music including Schumann’s Piano Quintet in E-flat, opus 44 and other exquisite chamber music by Mozart, Boccherini and Kodaly. Free!

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Michael Thiele performs a powerful and intense all-Russian program of pianistic gems including Scriabin’s Sonata #5, Op. 53; Rachmaninoff’s Sonata No. 2 in B-flat Minor; and the music of Tchaikovsky. Free!

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