The Mount Rushmore of classical music?
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David YangIf I could carve my own personal Mt. Rushmore of music, who would I choose to deface the side of a beautiful mountain?
The first Storytelling and Music and Puppet show outside today at 11:00 at Maudslay has been cancelled due to the weather forecasting rain, thunder, and lightning.
However, we’re still on at 4:00 today for the second free show (indoors!) at Salisbury Public Library, 17 Elm Street. All ages are welcome, of course. We have An Adventure at Granny’s (Little Red Riding Hood), Bremen Town Musicians, and Rumpilstilskin on the menu with the irrepressible Teddy Speck and Theater in the Open.
Please come join us this afternoon in Salisbury!
David Yang, Artistic Director
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David YangIf I could carve my own personal Mt. Rushmore of music, who would I choose to deface the side of a beautiful mountain?
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Alessandra YangThis summer, I attended the Taos School of Music, a chamber music program in the mountains of New Mexico.
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David YangThinking about concerts – not ones I’ve played, but ones I have attended. Here are the top five that jumped out at me, in no particular order.
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