400 E Van Buren, 11th floor
Phoenix AZ 85004
Featuring piano, strings, and flute performing amidst an exhibition by the ASU Sculpture Department in the 11th floor of a high rise with a birds eye view of downtown.
Olga Gorelik, piano
Karen Sinclair, violin
Christopher McKay, viola
Melita Hunsinger, cello
Viviana Cumplido Wilson, flute
Students and faculty from the ASU Sculpture Department will exhibit a wide range of works including cast bronze, wood, neon, and ceramics. Exhibiting artists: Reginald Ayivor, Nate Baker, Carlos Benitez, Sawyer Boyd, Cierra Eubank, Grace Fitzgerald, Grace Gittelman, Ryan Greene, Kiok Jun, Teddy Keenan, Christopher Luper, Jake Powers, and Brittney Wegener.
Danny Elfman "Piano Quartet" 2017
Franz Schubert "Introduction & Variations on Trockne Blumen" for flute and piano
Gordon Jacob "Four Fancies" for flute, violin, viola, and cello
Martin Rokeach "Going Up?" for flute , viola, and cello
Arizona Center, 11th floor
400 E Van Buren St
Phoenix AZ 85004
Enter parking garage off Fillmore St, North side of complex
-Arizona Center is a complex of several high rises and the AMC Theater. Type in "Arizona Center Parking Garage" into your maps app for driving directions.
-Access the parking garage from Fillmore Street, on the North side of the Arizona Center complex, just West of 5th Street
-enter at the sign “Arizona Center PARKING” where you can take a ticket at the gate machine.
-If there is a garage attendant asking for money upfront, you are at the wrong lot!
-After parking in the Arizona Center garage, make your way to the ground level where DCS signs and volunteers will direct you to the 400 E Van Buren office tower, across the plaza, where the concert will be held on the 11th floor.
-Once at the concert we will validate your ticket for 2 hours of FREE garage parking.
Landline: 602-254-1491
Email: chamberseries@gmail.com
Downtown Chamber Series was founded in 2000 by musicians seeking a new approach to live chamber music in Phoenix, Arizona.
Our concerts are held amidst visual art and feature six programs a year, exploring a wide diversity of music and instruments including strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The concerts are always unique, changing with different venues, musicians, and exhibitions.
