Since 2013, the Colour of Music Festival has brought classically trained black musicians and composers of African descent together to offer the public an opportunity to share their musical talents, knowledge, and inspiration. Today thousands of talented black classical performers have had few opportunities to grace concert stages.
“Our patron base consists of many AARP members. AARP’s mission has served the interest of our citizens in a profound manner since its inception in 1958; we are honored AARP Florida embraces our mission of inclusiveness with its keen focus on supporting a vast underserved population, not only in Florida, but nationally,” says Festival’s founder and artistic director Lee Pringle.
The program will feature octets, quintets, quartets, trios, and duos and includes works by Felix Mendelsohn, black female composer Florence B. Price, along with spotlights from rising black composer, Valerie Coleman.
A special presentation streamed from Murray Center located at historic 14 George Street (Charleston SC) will showcase a Porgy and Bess arrangement by Igor Frolov for violin and piano that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Colour of Music Festival| AARP Florida Tickets and Information
Saturday, February 27, 7:30 p.m.
Online:
www.colourofmusic.org;
general public ticket: $25
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public.relations@colourofmusic.org
About the Colour of Music Festival
The
Colour of Music Festival, Inc. presents a diverse classical
repertoire of baroque, classical, and twentieth century music at the
highest of musical standards to diverse audiences nationally.
The Festival has presented in Atlanta, Charleston SC, Houston, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Richmond, and Washington, DC. www.colourofmusic.org
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