The Wires to perform at the Lawrence Arts Center with visual artist Lane Hornback | @Laner2301 Feb 8, 2017 Contributed photo Sascha Groschang (left) and Laurel Morgan Parks (right) will perform at the Lawrence Arts Center Saturday, Feb. 11. Combining art forms like string instruments…
LINKEDIN GOOGLE+ PINTEREST REDDIT PRINT ORDER REPRINT OF THIS STORY Delving into the private correspondence of famous composers, the Bach Aria Soloists gave an intimate, engaging concert for their “Notes & Letters” program Saturday night. The ambiance and acoustics of Kirk Hall suited the…
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Windmills, flocks of sheep, outrageous sense of duty, and a too noisy venue all sought to derail the titular hero and the Bach Aria Soloists’s “Adventures of Don Quixote” performance on Saturday evening. The packed house at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church was regaled by the…
A charming combination of musical finesse and light theater, the Bach Aria Soloists’ remarkably imaginative program “The Adventures of Don Quixote” enchanted an audience of more than 250 people Saturday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The 65-minute presentation inspired by Cervantes’ 17th-century novel married the…
The Wires performed during the Heartland Chamber Festival to a full atrium of students, parents, and music lovers Friday night outside the Nerman Museum of Art. The Wires, made up of Kansas City musicians violinist Laurel Morgan and cellist Sascha Groschang, performed for a standing-room…
Read and hear! the full interview here. Here’s some highlights: Cellist Sascha Groschang is no stranger to new music. Since 2009, she’s performed with the alternative strings duo The Wires. But in a collaboration with the contemporary chamber ensemble, newEar, Groschang says she’s found herself…
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I’ll be headed back to China in December 2014 with the Mantovani Pops Orchestra. This will be my third Asian Tour with them, and I hope this will be the year I see the Great Wall (except I saw it once from a plane and…
Read the article! Stoppard and Shakespeare in a new light By Karen Hauge Thu, Sep 11, 2014 AddThis A double feature of Shakespearean proportions constitutes the latest impressive offering from Kansas City Actors Theatre by pairing the absurdist “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” with its…