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The community is invited to join the Arizona Western College Community Band for a spring concert featuring special guest, Los Angeles musician Myles Prower Davis!
Throughout the evening, Davis will perform solos on the clarinet and tenor saxophone alongside the AWC Community Band and AWC Jazz Ensemble. Song for Bettye and An Orange Sky Always Clears, two of Davis’ original compositions, are included in the setlist. An Orange Sky Always Clears is dedicated to Altadena, Calif. following this year’s devastating fires.
The concert will be held on Monday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the 3C Schoening Conference Center of the AWC Yuma Campus. A campus map can be found here.
The event is free and open to the public, although donations to benefit AWC Music Department scholarships will be accepted.
For more information, contact Dr. Shawn Pollard at Louis.Pollard@azwestern.edu or (928) 344-7573.
The AWC Choirs will present their annual concert, “Singing with the Masters,” on March 7th and 9th, featuring selections from jazz standards, traditional spirituals, and inspiring gospel genres.
The Arizona Western College Choirs are excited to present their annual concert, “Singing with the Masters,” on March 7th and 9th.
Featuring the AWC Chamber Singers, Yuma Choral, and soloists, this year’s concert will feature selections from jazz standards, traditional spirituals and inspiring gospel genres.
Both performances are free and open to the public, although donations to benefit AWC Music Department scholarships are greatly appreciated.
Concert details:
Friday, March 7th at 7 p.m.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
1550 S 14th Ave, Yuma, AZ
Sunday, March 9th at 4 p.m.
Trinity United Methodist Church
3030 South 8th Ave, Yuma, AZ
For more information, contact Deltrina Grimes at deltrina.grimes@azwestern.edu.
The AWC Choirs will present their annual concert, “Singing with the Masters,” on March 7th and 9th, featuring selections from jazz standards, traditional spirituals, and inspiring gospel genres.
The Arizona Western College Choirs are excited to present their annual concert, “Singing with the Masters,” on March 7th and 9th.
Featuring the AWC Chamber Singers, Yuma Choral, and soloists, this year’s concert will feature selections from jazz standards, traditional spirituals and inspiring gospel genres.
Both performances are free and open to the public, although donations to benefit AWC Music Department scholarships are greatly appreciated.
Concert details:
Friday, March 7th at 7 p.m.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
1550 S 14th Ave, Yuma, AZ
Sunday, March 9th at 4 p.m.
Trinity United Methodist Church
3030 South 8th Ave, Yuma, AZ
For more information, contact Deltrina Grimes at deltrina.grimes@azwestern.edu.
AWC Professor of Theatre Ann Wilkinson shared, “Basically, this is a play about love—with and without feathers. Playwright Marc Acito manages to pack a lot of topical LGBT issues into a ninety-minute one act that explores romance, family and bird-brained human behavior.”
Birds of a Feather is a comedy about two bird families—a pair of male penguins at the Central Park Zoo who hatch and adopt a chick, and two hawks living and raising their own brood on a Central Park rooftop. Families of every breed and kind are celebrated in this heart-warming play and its exploration of psychology, zoology, and what it is that truly defines a family. Marc Acito won the 2012 Helen Hayes Award for Best New Play for this unique take on relationships.
Cost for the event is $5 at the door (cash only) or free with an AWC student ID.
Recommended for those at least 14 years of age.
Questions about the event can be directed to Ann Wilkinson at ann.wilkinson@azwestern.edu.
AWC Professor of Theatre Ann Wilkinson shared, “Basically, this is a play about love—with and without feathers. Playwright Marc Acito manages to pack a lot of topical LGBT issues into a ninety-minute one act that explores romance, family and bird-brained human behavior.”
Birds of a Feather is a comedy about two bird families—a pair of male penguins at the Central Park Zoo who hatch and adopt a chick, and two hawks living and raising their own brood on a Central Park rooftop. Families of every breed and kind are celebrated in this heart-warming play and its exploration of psychology, zoology, and what it is that truly defines a family. Marc Acito won the 2012 Helen Hayes Award for Best New Play for this unique take on relationships.
Cost for the event is $5 at the door (cash only) or free with an AWC student ID.
Recommended for those at least 14 years of age.
Questions about the event can be directed to Ann Wilkinson at ann.wilkinson@azwestern.edu.
AWC Professor of Theatre Ann Wilkinson shared, “Basically, this is a play about love—with and without feathers. Playwright Marc Acito manages to pack a lot of topical LGBT issues into a ninety-minute one act that explores romance, family and bird-brained human behavior.”
Birds of a Feather is a comedy about two bird families—a pair of male penguins at the Central Park Zoo who hatch and adopt a chick, and two hawks living and raising their own brood on a Central Park rooftop. Families of every breed and kind are celebrated in this heart-warming play and its exploration of psychology, zoology, and what it is that truly defines a family. Marc Acito won the 2012 Helen Hayes Award for Best New Play for this unique take on relationships.
Cost for the event is $5 at the door (cash only) or free with an AWC student ID.
Recommended for those at least 14 years of age.
Questions about the event can be directed to Ann Wilkinson at ann.wilkinson@azwestern.edu.
AWC Professor of Theatre Ann Wilkinson shared, “Basically, this is a play about love—with and without feathers. Playwright Marc Acito manages to pack a lot of topical LGBT issues into a ninety-minute one act that explores romance, family and bird-brained human behavior.”
Birds of a Feather is a comedy about two bird families—a pair of male penguins at the Central Park Zoo who hatch and adopt a chick, and two hawks living and raising their own brood on a Central Park rooftop. Families of every breed and kind are celebrated in this heart-warming play and its exploration of psychology, zoology, and what it is that truly defines a family. Marc Acito won the 2012 Helen Hayes Award for Best New Play for this unique take on relationships.
Cost for the event is $5 at the door (cash only) or free with an AWC student ID.
Recommended for those at least 14 years of age.
Questions about the event can be directed to Ann Wilkinson at ann.wilkinson@azwestern.edu.
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