Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Welcomes New Concertmaster
The Wyoming Symphony Orchestra welcomes Megan Karls, a current co-concertmaster with the Great Falls Symphony and resident artist with the Cascade Quartet, as
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The Wyoming Symphony Orchestra welcomes Megan Karls, a current co-concertmaster with the Great Falls Symphony and resident artist with the Cascade Quartet, as
It will be on Friday, January 20 from 9am until 5pm, and on Saturday, January 21 from 9am until 4pm.
/ Megan Karls was awarded CARES funding from Montana Arts Council for her solo violin album “Decommissioned.” As a member of the Cascade Quartet of the Great Falls Symphony, Megan Karls is used to playing her violin with other people, for other people. But when the coronavirus pandemic closed concert halls last year, she embarked on a solo project. “I've never had to live life without playing my violin for people, and I needed to keep doing that somehow,” Karls said. Karls started searching out new places to perform in some unexpected venues — like decommissioned Air Force buildings...
Nights of dance & classical arrangement in Big Sky, online Big Sky’s Warren Miller Performing Arts Center once again brings James Sewell Ballet to
Great Falls Symphony takes concerts online MTN and last updated 2021-01-24 22:54:49-05 GREAT FALLS â On Sunday afternoon, the Great Falls Symphony, along with the Cascade Quartet and the Chinook Winds, hosted a free online concert. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the performing arts have had to rethink the way they can display their art. So that people can still enjoy the Great Falls symphonyâs music, they have moved their concerts to several online platforms for anyone to enjoy. âThis is a way to do something new that also sends out a lot of positivity,â said Great Falls Sy...