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May 5 - 7:30 pm
USAF's Travis Brass Ensemble
- FREE CONC
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As part of Seventh Avenue Performances Free Concerts Series, the United States Air Forces' Band of the Golden West Travis Brass Ensemble makes their debut on Seventh Avenue with this concert of popular and symphonic music arranged for brass. Travis Brass is the multitalented brass group of the United States Air Force Band of the Golden West. From a standard march or traditional brass composition to jazz, ragtime and the popular music of today, this group’s diverse repertoire covers a myriad of styles to exhilarate audiences. No tickets or reservations necessary, just come and enjoy the concert!
May 12 - 7:30 pm
Vocal Students of Katherine McKee in Recital
- FREE CONCERT!
Vocal students from the studio of mezzo Katherine McKee (San Francisco Opera, Philharmonia Baroque, American Bach Soloists, San Francisco Renaissance Voices) present a recital of classical music selections. Corty Fengler, Adrienne Fraser, Cathleen Josaitis, Gretchen Klein, Jane Spencer-Mills, Makiko Ueda and David Zechman with accompaniment by Charles Calhoun, perform Opera arias and duets by Handel, Saint-Saens, Rossini and others, Brahms' Alto Rhapsody and Art Songs by Beach, Hahn, Hirota, Mahler, Ravel ... and more! No tickets or reservations necessary, just come and enjoy the concert!
May 19 - 7:30 pm - Chaucer Theatre
Chanticleer & the Fox: Nun's Priest's Tale
Tickets $20 (at the door or online: www.SevenPerforms.org)
What happens when you get humans playing chickens playing humans,add a fox, and stir in some music? A LOT of fun! Performed in modern English, Chanticleer & the Fox: Nun's Priest's Tale, is an interactive tale filled with portentous dreams and farmyard philosophizing. As if by magic, four Canterbury pilgrims are pulled irresistibly into Aesop's fable of Chanticleer & the Fox; for this is a land of dreams ... silly one moment as Chanticleer and his hen wife Pertelote tangle in a lover's tiff ... and dangerous the next when dreams of ages past deliver their warnings ... and then of course there's a hungry Fox theologizing with his brunch. Elements of British panto keeps everyone on their toes, paws or claws in this fun-filled tale - a great event for the entire family!
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