Tulsa Symphony's Bravo Brass will take the stage at the Freeland Center in Bristow April 8 as they serve up a menu of great classical, modern and pop music. The 7:30 p.m. concert will be a culmination of a master class of brass students from area high schools. Along with Bristow High School, participating schools include Mannford, Cushing, Perkins and Stroud. They will bring their first chair players as part of the Master Class with an evening performance with the Tulsa Philharmonic Brass.
The Bravo Brass Quintet is a versatile and dynamic chamber ensemble composed of the fulltime, professional brass musicians of the Tulsa Philharmonic 'I'm really excited that Bravo Brass is coming to Bristow”, said Bristow High School Band Director, Nicole Cooper. “This amazing oppor tunity is allowing some of my students the chance to work one-on-one and in a small group setting with some professional musicians to better their own music al journey and advance their own skills.'
This is a free event with all donations going to the music programs at Bristow schools. 'We are thrilled to be able to offer these types of events that fulfills the overall mission of the Freeland Center 'To enrich the lives of our families and community through a center than enhances creativity, selfesteem and diverse experiences, and promotes a spir it of cultural enjoyment' stated Freeland Center Executive Director Chip Cooper.
The Freeland Center presents Bravo Brass in Concert with Bristow School's Band Program, April 8, 7:30 p.m. The Freeland Center is located just West of Tulsa, OK on I-44 on historic Route 66. Please visit freelandcenter.org or call 918688-5732 for more information.