Captivating Clarinet and Piano Performance Enchants Wyoming Audiences

Rock Springs, Wyoming – The Wyoming Arts Council and the Piatigorsky Foundation are thrilled to present a free clarinet and piano performance that will kick off a captivating tour across the state. On October 16th, the Broadway Theater will host a mesmerizing concert featuring renowned clarinetist Katsuya Yuasa and accomplished accompanist Mary Au.

Elevating the Musical Experience Statewide

Bringing Classical Music to the Masses

The upcoming tour aims to bring the beauty and artistry of classical music to communities across Wyoming. Yuasa and Au will be performing free public concerts in various towns, including Rawlins, Sinclair, Shoshoni, Meeteese, Dubois, and Riverton. This initiative, made possible through the support of the Muriel and Seymour Thickman Family Charitable Trust in Sheridan and the Wyoming Arts Council, is a testament to the organizations' commitment to making high-quality classical music accessible to all.

Introducing Katsuya Yuasa and Mary Au

Katsuya Yuasa, the International Concert Artist of Mu Phi Epsilon and a professor of clarinet at Florida A&M University, is the star of the show. Yuasa is a founding member of the acclaimed Duo Esplanade and Cosmos New Music, and has captivated audiences worldwide with his virtuosic performances. Joining him on stage is the talented accompanist Mary Au, who will lend her expertise and artistry to the duo's enchanting renditions.

Showcasing the Beauty and Soulfulness of Music

According to the Rock Springs Main Street and Urban Renewal Agency, Yuasa has been praised as a "born performer with rare ability to express the beauty and soulfulness of the composer's music." This sentiment is echoed by the Piatigorsky Foundation, which was established to bring live classical music to communities across the country. The upcoming tour promises to be a true celebration of the power of music to captivate and inspire.

Enriching the Lives of Students and the Community

In addition to the public concerts, Yuasa and Au will also be participating in school outreach programs, further expanding the reach of their musical talents. This initiative aims to introduce young audiences to the wonders of classical music, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art form and inspiring the next generation of musicians and music lovers.

A Unique Opportunity for Wyoming Audiences

The free clarinet and piano performance on October 16th at the Broadway Theater in Rock Springs marks the first stop of this highly anticipated tour. For music enthusiasts and newcomers alike, this is a unique opportunity to experience the magic of live classical music in an intimate setting. Don't miss your chance to be enchanted by the captivating sounds of Katsuya Yuasa and Mary Au as they embark on their journey across the Cowboy State.