Conductor László Veres will step outside of the podium to sing a duet during spring concert; Tucson band that asks for Good Trouble headlines TIHAN benefit.
Arizona Daily Star Two very different concerts are taking place not far from one another on Sunday, April 2.
Local vocalist Dori Smith and 15-year-old harpist Desiree Blute will guest with the ensemble under the baton of founder and Music Director László Veres. Veres also programmed Strauss’s “Blue Danube Waltz,” selections from Orff’s monumental choral work “Carmina Burana” and ABBA’s “Father’s Lullaby,” which Veres and Smith, who teaches at the University of Arizona, will sing as a duet.Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio Admission for the concert at Catalina Foothills, 4300 E. Sunrise, is free but donations will be accepted.
That’s kind of the point. The band has a reputation for being mischievous regarding the music they play and how the six veteran members play it: with passion and energy.
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