Name: Impressions
Start: 2025-02-08T19:30:00-08:00
Location: Shorecrest Performing Arts Center

A program of music that follows threads of inspiration through time and between people.
John Falskow, conductor
Soon Cho, mezzo-soprano
$25 General / $10 Student / $5 for TeenTix members!
The Seattle Wind Symphony and conductor John Falskow offer an unforgettable evening of wind band music exploring the threads of inspiration that connect people and ideas across times and cultures. This concert features a captivating program with works by Anthony Plog, J.S. Bach, Frank Ticheli, and Caroline Shaw - and highlights the rich tapestry of musical innovation and inspiration across time. Featured artist, mezzo-soprano Soon Cho, adds another dimension to the concert with her expressive interpretation of Caroline Shaw's emotive Is a Rose. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Seattle Wind Symphony's Impressions, a powerful, touching blend of tradition, modernity, and innovation.
Repertoire:
Anthony Plog — Music for Brass Octet
Caroline Shaw (transcribed by Cody Edgerton) — Is a Rose
featuring Soon Cho, mezzo-soprano
Johann Sebastian Bach (arranged for chorus and winds by James Croft) — Who Puts His Trust in God Most Just
Frank Ticheli — Symphony No. 2
Seattle Wind Symphony is a premiere wind band in the Pacific Northwest, conducted by Dr. John Falskow. Seattle Wind Symphony is dedicated to connecting the Puget Sound community through vibrant, accessible, and captivating performances. We feature a diverse array of composers, both living and historical; local Pacific Northwest soloists; and compositions spanning many musical styles. We strive to inspire a love of the unique resonance of a woodwind, brass, and percussion ensemble in audiences of all ages. Join Seattle Wind Symphony for our 14th concert season, exploring music inspired by water, censorship, artists and other people, and festivity.