Train Stop Tunes: Three Reeds and a Horn
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Join Three Reeds and a Horn for Riverdale Park Arts outdoor Friday concert series, Train Stop Tunes.
Friday, July 25, 2025
5:00 p.m.
Riverdale Park Town Center
6200 Rhode Island Avenue
Riverdale Park, MD 20737
Tickets available soon at www.towson.edu/music
Explore a mix of "flex" classical chamber works about love, teas, zoo animals, and meditation written for clarinet, horn, and bassoon. Performers include Natalie Groom (clarinet), Kat Robinson (horn), and Qun Ren (bassoon).
What is flex chamber music? Maybe you’ve heard of flex band pieces, where the parts are “flexible” enough to be played by many combinations of instruments. These are particularly helpful for incomplete or unbalanced instrumentations. This program includes commissions that were initiated to grow this body of repertoire and create unique performance opportunities for students and teachers through “flex” chamber music (flexing the canon).
Though an unusual instrument combination, clarinet, horn, and bassoon make a beautiful trio. With each instrument having a very warm, welcoming, and sonorous mid-range, the ability to meld into another voice and yet emerge into distinct textures is remarkable.
Friday, July 25, 2025
5:00 p.m.
Riverdale Park Town Center
6200 Rhode Island Avenue
Riverdale Park, MD 20737
Tickets available soon at www.towson.edu/music
Explore a mix of "flex" classical chamber works about love, teas, zoo animals, and meditation written for clarinet, horn, and bassoon. Performers include Natalie Groom (clarinet), Kat Robinson (horn), and Qun Ren (bassoon).
What is flex chamber music? Maybe you’ve heard of flex band pieces, where the parts are “flexible” enough to be played by many combinations of instruments. These are particularly helpful for incomplete or unbalanced instrumentations. This program includes commissions that were initiated to grow this body of repertoire and create unique performance opportunities for students and teachers through “flex” chamber music (flexing the canon).
Though an unusual instrument combination, clarinet, horn, and bassoon make a beautiful trio. With each instrument having a very warm, welcoming, and sonorous mid-range, the ability to meld into another voice and yet emerge into distinct textures is remarkable.
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