The Dvořák Serenade for Winds, as well as two percussion pieces composed by John Cage, were performed July 1^st in yet another immensely enjoyable chamber music concert.

The first Cage piece, Credo in Us, incorporated the radio, blasting various sound clips ranging from current popular music to a French broadcast, as well as piano in accompaniment to the intensive percussion.

Third Construction was a cacophony of rising tension and driving force, a wonderful intermingling of various instruments. 

 In constrast, the Dvořák provided an exquisite lyrical blend between winds and strings. It was coheisve and harmonious, a truly great collaboration. 

[ Kyle Reyes, Colin Frank, Jeremy Dyck, Rosalind Zhang – Cage, Credo in Us | Alex Petrenko, Jacob Mannion, Dave Burns, Aiyun Huang – Cage, Third Construction | Aiyun, Alex, Jacob, Dave | Hugo Lee, Natasha Sullivan, Mike Macaulay, Anna Norris, Kevin Harris, Hugo Rinfret, Nicolas Stephenson, James Tizzard, Olivier Brisson, Emily Lair, Slavko Popovic, Nicholas Kerr-Barr – Dvořák, Serenade for Winds Op. 44 | Kyle Reyes | Alex Petrenko | Jeremy Dyck&Radio | A lonely instrument left onstage by Nicholas Kerr-Barr | Colin Frank | Jeremy Dyck | Kyle Reyes | Anna Norris | Emily Lair ]