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| Valerie Coleman, flute Toyin Spellman-Diaz, oboe Mariam Adam, clarinet Jeff Scott, French horn Monica Ellis, bassoon Since 1997 the Grammy-nominated Imani Winds has been enriching the traditional wind quintet repertoire with European, American, African and Latin music. Their name, Imani,which means าfaithำ in Swahili, summarizes their mission. These five unabashedly adventurous musicians have followed their mission closely, carving out a distinct presence in the classical music world with their dynamic performances and poignant, unique programming. Imani Winds is a true breath of fresh air. The classical music world would do well to take the Imani model to heart.ำ The Washington Post Program: Mongo Santamaria, arr. V. Coleman Afro Blue V. Coleman Suite: Portraits of Josephine Karel Husa Five Poems Gygy Ligeti Ten pieces for wind quintet Paquito DีRivera, trans. V. Coleman Kites Over Havana Astor Piazzolla, arr. Jeff Scott Libertango ๚F3/15/08 8pm ๊FNEC's Jordan Hall ZF New England Conservatory 290 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115 ฟเF$26-42 ฺืFTel: 617 482 6661 http://www.celebrityseries.org/0708_performances/831_imani.htm |
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