Imani Winds at Wharton Center for Performing Arts

Dates: (11/8/2019 )

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Wharton Center for Performing Arts

750 E. Shaw Ln
East Lansing ,MI 48823

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Beautifulstark, aggressive, ethereal, playful, thoughtful Houston Culture MapOver the course of their 20+ year career, Imani Winds has discovered what audiences value most from their concerts: a sense of connectionwith the music, the performers, the composers, the artistry and beyond. Seamlessly navigating between classical, jazz and world music, no other quintet has forged such a unique, dynamic path through the chamber music landscape. Their clear commitment to promoting diversity in the arts, while still embracing the tradition of the wind quintet repertoire, yields a powerful marriage of the past and the present. The performance features Ligetis spirited Six Bagatelles, Reena Esmails India-inspired The Light is the Same, John Harbisons graceful, melodic Quintet for Winds, Lalo Schifrins jazz-inspired La Nouvelle Orleans and more.Sponsored by MSU Federal Credit Union. Media sponsor: WKAR.

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Wharton Center for Performing Arts is at 750 E. Shaw Ln, East Lansing , MI.

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Wharton Center inspires the mind and moves the soul. Whether you sit in one of our seats, support one of our programs or aspire to stand on one of our stages, our purpose is to make life more meaningful through experiencing the performing arts. We engage our community through dynamic programming, education and outreach. And we strive for a world where stories shine a light on our common dreams, our struggles and our shared sense of humanity to infuse our lives with connection and meaning.

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