Frankly Music
Sept. 26-27
“The Power of Three”
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
1584 N. Prospect Ave.
Frank Almond is no ordinary violinist. As concertmaster for the Milwaukee Symphony
Orchestra, he has been a noticeable (audible?) presence on the local symphony stage
and earned a reputation around the world for his musicianship. He's also artistic director
of his own chamber series, Frankly Music. For the opening concert of the new season,
Almond will perform lesser-known work by Rachmaninov, Brahms and contemporary
American composer Ellen Taaffe Zwilich in collaboration with pianist Andrew
Armstrong and cellist Robert deMaine.
Sept. 26-27
“The Power of Three”
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
1584 N. Prospect Ave.
Frank Almond is no ordinary violinist. As concertmaster for the Milwaukee Symphony
Orchestra, he has been a noticeable (audible?) presence on the local symphony stage
and earned a reputation around the world for his musicianship. He's also artistic director
of his own chamber series, Frankly Music. For the opening concert of the new season,
Almond will perform lesser-known work by Rachmaninov, Brahms and contemporary
American composer Ellen Taaffe Zwilich in collaboration with pianist Andrew
Armstrong and cellist Robert deMaine.
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