Castle of Our Skins, a performance
and educational ensemble, will do a three-day residence at Keene State
College this week as part of Black History Month.
KEENE -- The Boston-based chamber
ensemble Castle of Our Skins will perform "Hot, Cool and the Boogie
Woogies" as part of Black History Month celebrations at Keene State
College.
The 7:30 p.m. show
Friday at the Redfern Arts Center on campus will feature works by
African American composers Florence Price, David Baker and Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor.
KSC faculty pianist Christina Wright-Ivanova will perform with the group.
Tickets are $25; $7 for KSC students. For information, visit www.keene.edu/arts/redfern or call 358-2168.
Castle
of Our Skins is a concert and educational series formed in 2003 by
violinist Ashleigh Gordon and composer/performer Anthony Green, and
dedicated to celebrating black artistry through classical music.
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