Tuba Bach Chamber Music Festival

Acclaimed Musicians Performing in
Big Rapids, Michigan

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Past Seasons Archive > 2006 Concert Season > Concert 6

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Concert 6
Sunday, October 22, 2006 • 4:00 P.M.

Bach To The Future

Immanuel Lutheran Church, 726 Fuller St., Big Rapids, Mich.

Featuring performances by acclaimed Missouri flautist Jill Heyboer, marimba virtuoso Gifford Howarth of Pennsylvania, and pianist Anthony Patterson.

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The final concert of the series recognizes Bach's ability to see and influence the future of music, with avant garde compositions from Elliott Carter, Samuel Adler, Charles Ruggiero, Dinos Constantinides and the world premiere performance of 'Lake Michigan Suite' by Big Rapids composer Robert Garrels.