ARTS at CCBC

March 2023

Hello Anne,

Imagine being able to see the world through someone else’s eyes. To walk the streets of your city or town, and hear the buzz of the people and the rhythms of life as they do. To see the colors of the trees and the feathers of the birds as another’s eyes do. This month, we offer you several chances not only to step into someone else’s mind – but to step into the mind of an artist. Learn how musicians build their careers, or hear how they learn to listen and take cues from each other as they improvise together. Walk the streets of Grover’s Corners and see it through the eyes of its residents, and a friendly Stage Manager who will be your guide. Step into our Gallery at CCBC Essex and bear witness to the rising talents of our student artists exhibiting in Becoming 2023. Or stroll alongside artist Joseph Cornell as he walks the New York City streets he loved, and submerge yourself in the marvel and the minutiae he made into an art form all his own.

If you’re missing a little magic in your world this March, come to CCBC. We’ll gladly share.

MUSIC FORUMS | All concerts take place at 12:20 p.m. on Fridays in the CCBC Essex Arts and Humanities Hall, Recital Hall, unless otherwise noted.

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MAR 3

Careers in Music

Professor Matthew Palumbo will be joined by various faculty-artists with the music program to discuss various career paths within music. Topics will include careers, contracts, applications, as well as the interview process to help students better understand the arts economy. Designed for CCBC Music Students, but open to all.

MAR 10

Strata, clarinet trio

Strata is a coming together of three extraordinary musical talents: Audrey Andrist, piano; Nathan Williams, clarinet; and James Stern, violin and viola. Their combined credits encompass numerous international prizes and performances across four continents including such places as Carnegie Hall, the Marlboro Festival and the Kennedy Center

MAR 17

Joshua Espinoza Trio

Influenced equally by classical art music and American jazz, the Joshua Espinoza Trio takes listeners on a journey for the ears and mind alike. This concert is made possible with the generous support of the Maryland State Arts Council.

MAR 24

Pop Student Recital

Talented CCBC applied music students and ensembles will present a concert

of popular, jazz

and musical theater selections.

MAR 31

Amit Peled, cello

Grammy-nominated cellist, conductor, and pedagogue Amit Peled is acclaimed worldwide as one of the most exciting and virtuosic instrumentalists on the concert stage today. Besides an active solo career he is teaching at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, MD and is the chief conductor of the Mount Vernon Virtuosi and of CityMusik Cleveland

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