Sounds of Spring
March 21 & 22, 2020
featuring Nick Ross on Trumpet & Violin
POSTPONED
March 21 & 22, 2020
featuring Nick Ross on Trumpet & Violin
POSTPONED
Nicholas Ross: Expression through Trumpet and Violin
Nicholas Ross, a Nanaimo musician and teacher, is a double-instrumentalist. He plays both the trumpet and the violin. Mr. Ross, who moved from Sudbury to Nanaimo a few years ago, readily established himself as a performer and teacher of both instruments and has worked with a variety of individuals and groups. Of the move he states, “The wonderful thing about being a musician and teacher is that, if you move, you have a ready-made community around you. Nanaimo is definitely such a community. It is so rewarding to share the love of music with others.”
In March, Mr. Ross will be performing with the Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra. He will play two pieces, one on the trumpet and one on the violin. Mr. Ross, in a recent interview, stated that by playing musical instruments “you are able to find an ‘abstract voice’ which is completely different than [speaking in] words. Both instruments have such possibilities for deep expression. But it would be true to say that there are things that are particular to each instrument. The trumpet opens up the world of jazz, which I have always loved. The violin has a seemingly endless amount of incredible music to investigate.” If you wish to read the full interview, click here.
The concerts with Nicholas Ross and the Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra take place March 21st at VIU Theatre, Nanaimo, and March 22nd at Knox United Church, Parksville. Click HERE for more information.
In March, Mr. Ross will be performing with the Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra. He will play two pieces, one on the trumpet and one on the violin. Mr. Ross, in a recent interview, stated that by playing musical instruments “you are able to find an ‘abstract voice’ which is completely different than [speaking in] words. Both instruments have such possibilities for deep expression. But it would be true to say that there are things that are particular to each instrument. The trumpet opens up the world of jazz, which I have always loved. The violin has a seemingly endless amount of incredible music to investigate.” If you wish to read the full interview, click here.
The concerts with Nicholas Ross and the Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra take place March 21st at VIU Theatre, Nanaimo, and March 22nd at Knox United Church, Parksville. Click HERE for more information.
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Chamber Music Performances
Mentoring Community Culture |
The Nanaimo Chamber Orchestra is a community based string orchestra of approximately 25 instrumentalists. Members include experienced professionals, dedicated amateurs and talented young musicians. The orchestra's concerts often feature local soloists. Occasionally, the core group is expanded to include winds and percussion to perform larger works. Mentoring young musicians by providing training and performance opportunities is an important goal of the orchestra. Performances are located in the Nanaimo-Parksville area. |
TICKETS
Season's Pass: 3 concerts for $55
Single Tickets: Adults $20, Students $5,
Children (12 and under) FREE
Available at the door on the day of each concert (cash only)
OR
Online using the Online TICKIT service
Season's Pass: 3 concerts for $55
Single Tickets: Adults $20, Students $5,
Children (12 and under) FREE
Available at the door on the day of each concert (cash only)
OR
Online using the Online TICKIT service
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