Celebrating Latin-American Classical Music
"It was clear that the wind players, each with a full, warm tone, have spent a great deal of time playing together and have cultivated a collective sensibility… an exciting and witty piece that showed off the group's tight interplay and excellent ensemble sense." – Benjamin Frandzel
"It was clear that the wind players, each with a full, warm tone, have spent a great deal of time playing together and have cultivated a collective sensibility... an exciting and witty piece that showed off the group's tight interplay and excellent ensemble sense." - Benjamin Frandzel
| April 16, 2010 |
On Friday April 16, we will be in San Jose performing for the National Association of Latino Arts and Culture at a private event. This amazing organization promotes the advancement of Latino art and artists throughout the United States.
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