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Free Classical Concert at Washington College Feb. 7

February 3, 2014 by Washington College News Service

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Diana CurtisThe 12@Hotchkiss series at Washington College resumes Friday, February 7, at noon with four faculty members performing.

The free lunchtime concert will feature clarinetist Phyllis Crossen-Richardson, pianist Grace Eun Hae Kim, violinist Kimberly McCollum, and guitarist Matt Palmer from the College, along with guest cellist Diana Curtis. The program will include works by Carl Maria von Weber, Johannes Brahms, Stepan Rak and Nikolai Medtner.

The series will come to a close for the season on April 4, when composer and collaborative keyboardist Raphael Fusco joins other musicians in a concert of his own compositions.

All 12@Hotchkiss concerts are held in Hotchkiss Recital Hall, Gibson Center for the Arts, on the College campus, and are free and open to the public.

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