UPDATE: This concert sold out in less than a day, thank you for your support! We will be broadcasting this concert online later this summer. If you would like to receive details and the broadcast link, please complete the form below.
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Please note this concert is free, live and in person and will be performed outside. Ticket reservations are required and capacity is limited.
Concertgoers may bring a picnic or purchase food on-site from the museum's cafe, Open Face, and are encouraged to bring their own blankets or chairs.
Concert is scheduled for Sunday, June 13, 2021 with a rain date of June 27. Cancellation due to weather will be announced by noon the day of the concert.
Douglas Prosser, trumpet
Wesley Nance, trumpet
Nathan Ukens, horn
David Bruestle, trombone
W. Craig Sutherland, tuba
Hellendahl: March from Centone IX
Arlen (arr. Allen): Over the Rainbow
Rossini (arr. Frackenpohl): Overture to William Tell
G.W.E. Friedrich: American Brass Band Journal
Ludwig Mauer: Three Pieces
Wesley Nanace: Selections from "Dance Suite"
Nathan McKinstry: Waltz from Corona Quintet
This concert will be presented live outside and is free! Please note, we will be paying our musicians their professional performance fees. Contributions will be gratefully accepted and most appreciated. Click here to contribute. Thank you!
This concert will be performed and recorded in The West Garden at the George Eastman Museum. We are so excited to collaborate with GEM again and to share this concert with you from one of Rochester’s most iconic locations. The recording will also be broadcast virtually at a later date, stay tuned for details.
This concert was inspired by Eastman Entertains: At the Movies Exhibition, an array of beautiful table settings, creatively themed tabletops, and lush floral arrangements. We encourage you to visit this remarkable exhibition before or after the concert. Please reserve your museum tickets in advance and note that museum and concert admission require separate tickets. Museum admissions details available here.
Eastman Entertains: At the Movies returns for its fifth year, on view June 9-27 in select areas of the museum and mansion. Created by community members and businesses, sixteen creatively themed tabletops, table settings, and floral arrangements are inspired by popular motion pictures including Beauty and the Beast, Big Night, Julie and Julia, The Lone Ranger, and The Queen. The Dryden Theatre will screen some of the titles from this year’s display, including The Wizard of Oz and Sunset Boulevard. Eastman Entertains: At the Movies is organized by the Eastman Museum Landscape Committee.