Faculty concert

Saturday’s faculty concert featured two chamber works. The first was a very moving work by an Iranian composer for flute, oboe, clarinet, string quartet, and string bass, conducted by Thomas Fortner. The second was Variations on a Theme by Beethoven written by Gregory Pascuzzi, who also conducted. This short concert was riveting.




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