Art & Culture
Woodlands Area Youth Symphony to Perform Music from Diverse Cultures March 25
THE WOODLANDS, TX – For the very first time, the Woodlands Area Youth Symphony (WAYS) will journey from their hometown of The Woodlands in fulfilling a special part of their mission: to encompass the region surrounding The Woodlands including Conroe, Montgomery, Willis, Spring, Klein, Oak Ridge and Tomball.
On March 25th, the spacious 4 Corners Conference Center in Tomball will host the orchestra with doors opening at 6:30 pm. General Admission seating is only $10 for this program of entertaining and educational music.
Founding Director Darryl Bayer will lead the group in a concert that takes the audience around the world in a program called “Four Corners – Music from the North, South, East and West.”
First stop, south of the border to Peru with a hypnotic arrangement of El Condor Pasa. Next is a journey to the east as the orchestra performs Variations on a Korean Folk Song by John Barnes Chance. Western classical music is represented by the British composer Sir Edward Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance March in D major. Back in the North America, the orchestra will perform A Salute to the Big Bands to conclude the concert.
Tickets must be purchased at Eventbrite. Click here to purchase.
In keeping with safety guidelines, the venue is not handling cash or credit cards. Attendees are required to print their tickets or show proof of purchase on cell phone at the door as we remain contactless for this concert. The orchestra will be masked and socially distanced along with the expectation that the audience will do so too.
If you have questions regarding the concert, are interested in joining the Woodlands Area Youth Symphony or the prestigious Woodlands Symphony Orchestra, please email: director@woodlandssymphony.org.
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