Chicago Bass Ensemble

We’ll be playing at the Second Presbyterian Church, March 10, 2013.

2:30 pm

1936 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60616
312.225.4951

This is the first season of a new music series at Second Presbyterian, Sounds of the South Loop. We’re honored to be a part of it!

Suggested donation ranges from $8 for seniors buying online up to $18 for non-seniors at the door. Follow the link above.

Program:

• Dan Armstrong’s “Wildebeests and Warthogs”
• “Three Spanish Motets” by Tomas Luis de Victoria, arranged by Michael Cameron
• Jan Alm’s “Quartet #1”
• Paul Ramsier’s “Lullaby”
• Teppa Hauta-Aho’s “Why?”
• Telemann’s Concerto #2 in D for four Violins — arranged for four basses in G
• Two Bach Fugues arranged by Joel DiBartolo
• Tony Osborne’s “Rocket Man”

I’ve written some thoughts about creating a program.

We’re also honored to have Michael Cameron joining us for this concert. Michael is a tremendous bassist. He has performed with many great ensembles and composers, and has a number of recordings to his name. And, if you were reading carefully above, you’ll see that he is an arranger and composer as well. You can read his full bio on his website. All you need to know now is what kind of car he drives, which you can find on our website.

Please visit this post again to learn of any updates to the program.

(Posted Friday, February 8; updated February 27; updated March 6 and 7)

Tags: Dan Armstrong, Jan Alm, Paul Ramsier, performance, Teppo Hauta-Aho, Tony Osborne

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