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The Concert Guild of Washington and Lee University will open its winter 2023 season on Saturday, Jan. 21, at 8 p.m. in the Wilson Concert Hall with a performance by Collective Euphonia. Tickets are required.
Collective Euphonia (CE) is a versatile ensemble of accomplished creative professionals which debuted with a 2019 residency in Roanoke.
W&L music faculty and Collective Euphonia members Scott Williamson, tenor, Anna Billias, piano, Julia Goudimova, cello, and William McCorkle, piano/harpsichord, will collaborate in this chamber program premiere.
CE presents multi-media, inter-disciplinary productions combining music, art, theatre, and dance in sitespecific residencies.
Entitled, “It’s Complicated: Songs and Scenes on Relationships,” the concert will explore relationships of the intimate variety or “the many faces of love,” and will feature works by a wide array of composers from G.F. Handel to John Adams, including the premiere of Amy Scurria’s song, “Listening (Amy Lowell)”.
Tickets are available online at https://my.wlu.edu/lenfestcenter/ concert-guild-collective-euphonia with a credit card or in-person at the Lenfest box office. Box office hours are Tuesday- Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Patrons can contact the box office by calling (540) 458-8000 or emailing boxoffice@wlu. edu.
