Don’t worry fellas – contrary to the attention-grabbing title, there will be no male bashing about this beautiful show! It is simply a celebration of the feminine in music: a concert featuring female composers and female performers. Join pianist/composer Andrea Rackl, flutist Debbie Arthur, oboist Gail Ridenour, and guest appearance 15-year-old composer/pianist Ruth Skelton in a concert of music by Cecile Chaminade, Madeline Dring, Yuko Uebayashi, Laura Pettigrew, Su Livingston and more. Everyone is invited to the 11/18 show, and on 11/17 we invite only those identifying as female.
Tickets go on sale Monday 10/16/23: $10 students, $25 and up for general admission
Friday, Nov. 17th, 7 p.m.
…in a Bellingham home in Sunnyland Neighborhood – this show is for the ladies
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 3 p.m
…in a Bellingham home on South Hill – this show is for everyone and is ADA accessible
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Musical A – Z: Part Three, G-H-I
In this third installment of the Musical A to Z project, Piano Duo Cascadia (Kay Zavislak and Jensina Oliver) will perform solo numbers as well as piano duets. Please join us to discover who the mystery G, H, and I composers are! Seating is extremely limited — the event will be held at the home of one of our generous supporters.
Tickets go on sale in December: $10 students, $25 and up for general admission
Friday, Jan. 19th, 7 p.m.
…in a Bellingham home on South Hill
Saturday, Jan. 20th, 1 p.m.
…in a Bellingham home on South Hill
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More concerts for our 2023 – 2024 season are in the works. Stay tuned…
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Interviews with Performers
In preparation for our 2022-2023 season, we interviewed some of our performances so that you could get to know them!
Victoria Ebel-Sabo
“My instrument is the grand piano, which I have played since childhood, and now, I am Mother Earth’s instrument.”
-Victoria Ebel-Sabo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqSANjMpyPQ
Samantha Sinai
“My guiding question as a performer is: How can I bring the inherent power of music to people in meaningful, accessible ways?”
-Samantha Sinai
Kay Zavislak
“I feel I’m most communicative when I play as if I’m telling a story to the audience”
-Kay Zavislak
Andrea Rackl
” If I can find something original and meaningful to say, I believe it has the potential to touch others”
-Andrea Rackl