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Carrie Rose intertwines solo flute with recorded owls, grasshoppers, and water. As dusk falls on Saturday, June 17, these sounds will mingle with breezes, bird and frog calls, and stirring turtles and fish when she performs Breathing in Nature on the wetland boardwalk. Featuring compositions by Rose and other contemporary and classical composers, along with friendly introductions to each piece to engage curiosity and intellect, the program will also explore the writings of environmentalist Rachel Carson, author of Silent Spring and The Sense of Wonder.
Rose is a flutist, composer, and teacher in the Washington, DC, area. As a performer, she unfurls a luscious array of classical chamber music, grooves for folk dances, freelances with regional orchestras, wails out avant-garde music, and presents in-person and recorded Breathing in Nature concerts.
Wine and treats will be available for purchase before the concert. Please bring chairs. Seating will be on the wetland boardwalk and the bridge to the Visitor’s Center. The concert is accessible.
The program fee is $20 for members/$25 for non-members and increases by $5 on the day of the event. Advance registration is encouraged! Click here to learn more and to register.
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