Park University's International Music Center Set to Stage Second Performance of the 2021-22 Season with Its Orchestra
Park University's International Center for Music Orchestra to Present Inspirational Concert
The Park University International Center for Music Orchestra is set to captivate audiences with its second concert of the 2021-22 season, scheduled for Nov. 5 at the Graham Tyler Memorial Chapel on the University's flagship Parkville Campus. This concert promises a mesmerizing blend of classical and contemporary music, under the direction of guest conductor, David Stewart Wiley.
A Symphony of Talent
The concert will feature a diverse repertoire, including works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Edward Elgar, Dimitry Shostakovich, George Walker, and a composition by David Stewart Wiley himself. In the Bach composition, ICM violin graduate students David Horak and Orin Laursen, recent graduates of Park University, will grace the stage as soloists.
Elgar's "Serenade for String Orchestra in E Minor, Op. 20" and Shostakovich's "Symphony for Strings [String Quartet No. 8], Op. 110" will also be performed, providing a rich musical experience. The concert will culminate with Wiley's own composition, "Concentric Circles."
Safety Measures in Place
In light of the ongoing pandemic, safety measures will be implemented. Masks are required inside the Chapel, and social distance seating will be arranged to ensure the well-being of all attendees.
David Stewart Wiley: A Distinguished Conductor
David Stewart Wiley, the music director and conductor of the Roanoke (Va.) Symphony Orchestra since 1996, is a respected figure in the world of orchestral conducting. Although the given search results do not provide a detailed biography or a comprehensive list of Wiley's notable achievements, he is recognised within the music conducting community, often associated with major orchestras and festivals.
Wiley has held significant positions such as Music Director and Conductor of notable orchestras including the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra and Spokane Symphony. His achievements include leading musical performances that elevate orchestral standards and promoting new works alongside classical repertoire.
Reservations Required
Admission to the concert is free, but reservations are essential. To secure your seat, please email Gus Fernandez Agreda. This promises to be an unforgettable evening of music, not to be missed!
- This concert, featuring works from Johann Sebastian Bach, Edward Elgar, Dimitry Shostakovich, George Walker, and David Stewart Wiley himself, is a fusion of entertainment and music, promising a diverse and mesmerizing symphony of classical and contemporary music.
- Additionally, with safety measures in place such as mask requirements and social distancing seating, this unforgettable evening of music presents both a unique entertainment experience and a commitment to attendee well-being.
