The Savannah Philharmonic will present an engaging series of chamber music concerts titled “A Little Night Music” at three Savannah locations this Friday and Saturday. Featuring a dynamic string quintet comprised of Sinisa Ciric (violin), Ricardo Ochoa (violin), Patrick Shelc (viola), Daniel Mumm (cello), and Marc Chesanow (bass), the program will include a wide range of music, spanning from Mozart to Etta James.
Performances of SavPhil’s “A Little Night Music” will be presented at St. Anne Catholic Church in Richmond Hill on Friday evening at 7pm; St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Saturday afternoon at 4pm; and Congregation Mickve Israel on Saturday evening at 7:30pm.
“We are so pleased to be presenting year-round programming during our 15th Anniversary season, which gives us the opportunity to present these special chamber music concerts for our community to enjoy over the summer,” shared SavPhil’s Executive Director Amy Williams. “It will be wonderful to take a break from the heat and experience music together in these beautiful venues across the region.”
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ABOUT THE SAVANNAH PHILHARMONIC:
The Savannah Philharmonic, a nonprofit 501©(3), is a community-focused arts organization which strives to present concert performances and music education of the highest caliber throughout the southeast. Comprised of a professional orchestra and community chorus, and led by the masterful baton of Keitaro Harada, the SavPhil performs a vast range of works from composers of the past and present, and in all genres from classical to contemporary. The organization focuses on fostering community and inspiring a true appreciation of music through equitable access to performances and education programs.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Jamie Coffey | Director of External Relationships | Savannah Philharmonic
[email protected] / (941) 350-5120