The final Collage Chamber Series of the academic year is being spearheaded by GPS (Greensboro Project Space of the UNCG School of Art) and The Forge, both located at 219 W. Lewis St in downtown Greensboro and takes on a new look through the GSO City Market.

Various types of vendors, food trucks, and performances will be stretched along Lewis Street between GPS/Forge building and the intersection of Elm Street. Embedded in the street market will be kiosks with UNCG student composers’ original works which are linked to Greensboro’s past (this month’s theme for the market).

The musical offerings will also be divided into three 20 minute mini-concerts presented by Collage Chamber Series in the main gallery space of GPS. These concerts will be at 6:30, 7:00, and 7:30 and will primarily feature UNCG SoM students. The repertoire is entertaining and engaging, and the concerts have been constructed to allow more freedom of movement of the audience as they potentially come in and out of the market.

6:30 PM:

Mosaic Trio (the graduate piano trio for 2017-18) with Jacob Dishman, Anamarie Diaz, and Oran Dickens performing select movements from Paul Schoenfield and Libby Larsen chamber works

UNCG Tuba Ensemble performing the last movement of Ravel’s Sheherezade

7:00 PM:

Julianne Olson, soprano, and Suzanne Polak, piano, performing three Cabaret Songs of William Bolcom.

KTH Trio with Amy Karnes, Tyler Tyson, and Mehui Han, performing select movements from Suite Bourgeoise of Malcolm Arnold

Xiuwei Yu, piano, performing Liszt’s Sturm

7:30 PM:

UNCG Brass Quintet performing Stardust by Hoagy Carmichael, and the March of the Resistance from Star Wars (arranged by Justin Worley)

Noah Cline, solo flute, performing Jim and John by Michael Fiday.

John Salmon, jazz piano, rounding us out with dealer’s choice selections