JOIN US! The Wednesday Club presents in concert Jambol Leuenberger, violinist Katelyn Bouska, pianist Saturday, June 25, 2022 5:00 PM West Shore Baptist Church 2025 Market Street (corner of 21st/Market Street) Camp Hill, PA Suggested donations at door: $5 per person Parking available in church parking lot and on street Masking optional. Varied program includes violin/piano and solo piano selections. Program available upon request - wednesdayclub@aol.com/717-571-5189 Jambol and Katelyn are young professional artists, based in Philadelphia, who are receiving recognition not only in the U.S., but abroad. Jambol, a member of several ensembles and orchestras, has been a performer in the Wednesday Club since elementary school. Katelyn, who serves on the Curtis Institute faculty, has performed in numerous Wednesday Club concerts with Jambol since 2010. PLEASE SHARE THIS INVITE WITH FRIENDS!
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The Wednesday Club for the Performing Arts, the oldest music
organization in the United States, was organized on May 17, 1882 and
incorporated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes in 1915. In
May, 2019, this unique organization will celebrate 137 continuous years of
showcasing its performing members in recitals and its 131st season of
presenting renowned artists on a concert subscription series, a series
presented at the Forum Auditorium in Harrisburg beginning in
1931 and currently at other venues throughout Central PA. In addition to its Touring Artist and Performing Member concert
series, The Emerging Artist Concert Series, featuring young musicians who
are starting their professional performance careers, was initiated in
2010. Categories of auditioned memberships include Young Concert Artists,
Collegiate Concert Artists, Resident Professional Concert Artists, and Ensemble
Artists. Supporting memberships include Past Performing Member and Patron
Member categories. The
Wednesday Club’s mission has remained intact since 1882: to promote and
support the performance of classical music by outstanding musicians of all ages
and to make classical music accessible to people of all walks of
life. Each season, 12-15 concerts are presented throughout
the region. For more information: 717-571-5189 and FaceBook.
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