Spring Performing Arts Events
Highland Heath and Holler
Celtic Music’s Voyage to Appalachia
Featuring Alasdair Fraser, Martin Hayes and Bruce
Molsky, fiddle; Natalie Haas, cello; and Dennis
Cahill, guitar.
Friday, February 15, 8 pm
$18 adult/$12 senior & student/$5 HC student
In a celebration of the Scottish and Irish
musical traditions that inspired the rich heritage of
Southern Appalachia, Highland, Heath and Holler
brings to life the culture, stories and music of Ameri-
can folklore. Their spirited program of lively jigs,
toe-tapping reels, and heartwarming ballads, docu-
ments this remarkable cultural journey with musi-
cians who are both steeped in their own traditions
and far-reaching in their artistic world views.
Philadelphia Brass
Saturday, March 1, 8 pm
$18 adult/$12 senior & student/$5 HC student
From the stage of the Royal Albert Hall to the heights of the Bolivian Andes, Philadelphia Brass has delighted audiences with virtuosity, technical brilliance and artistry. The ensemble performs the finest brass literature of all styles and periods.
Philadelphia Brass is partially supported by
a grant
from Pennsylvania Performing Arts on
Tour, a program developed and funded by the Heinz
Endowments; the William Penn Foundation; the
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency;
and the Pew Charitable Trusts; and administered
by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation.
Russell Malone
Friday, April 11, 8 pm
$18 adult/$12 senior & student/$5 HC student
Virtuoso guitarist Russell Malone brings new
meaning to the term versatility, whether he’s playing
a down-home, gut-bucket blues or a lush, melodic
ballad. Malone’s musical journey began in his
church, continued with the study of the blues
and country sounds of his native Georgia,
and drew insights from some of jazz’s
great mentors.
Russell Malone is funded through Mid Atlantic Arts
Foundation’s Jazz Touring Network program in
partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts
Regional Touring Program.
