Join us next Thursday, July 11, during our regular seminar time, for the final concert of the Wyoming Festival: New Music in the Mountains. Grab a burger at 5:30, and then head inside for this special event at 6:30pm. The concert will include premiere performances of new chamber music pieces inspired by the wild and natural setting of Grand Teton National Park!

Can’t make it next Thursday? There will also free preview concert on Wednesday, July 10 at 3:00pm in the Teton County Library, Ordway Auditorium A!

More info: https://uwnps.org/event/wyofest2024/

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The Wyoming Festival is a 5-day chamber music festival devoted to the creation of new concert music inspired and informed by the wild and natural setting of Grand Teton National Park.

Through a competitive process, five music composition fellows—Becka Dulaney, Asia Fajardo-Diamond, Daniel Galbreath, Bonnie McLarty, and Shawna Wolf —have been invited to participate along with festival founder, director, and composer, Anne M. Guzzo, a former UW Department of Music professor.

Their music will be performed by Wyoming Festival chamber artists-in-residence, world renown musicians, all of whom also play in the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra. The ensemble is led by violinist Holly Mulcahy and includes Barbara Scowcroft, violin; Kayla Williams, viola; Steve Laven, cello; and Stephanie Key, clarinet.