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MacPhail's February 25 Spotlight Series: Translucent Beauty

MacPhail Center for Music's Spotlight Series explores diverse musical themes performed by MacPhail Center for Music faculty and special guests – showcasing some of the finest musicians and artists in the Twin Cities. The next concert of the Spotlight Series is Musical Explorations in Spectral Colors, Translucent Beauty.

Eyenga Bokamba

In this multi-sensory artistic feast of sorts, Twin Cities visual artist and designer Eyenga Bokamba will use illumination, projection and short films to engage the audience. Her esteemed musical colleagues from MacPhail will create a musical landscape from Bach to improvisations and electronic soundscapes on keyboard, providing a variety of sounds within genre and time period. This performance will feature MacPhail’s own Mike Alexander on Horn with Miryana Moteva on piano, Rebecca Merblum on cello, and Michael Cain on piano. Together, these talented Twin Cities artists are sure to lure the community out of hibernation and into the warm glow of Antonello Hall.

Translucent Beauty takes place Saturday, February 25 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for seniors (ages 55 and older) and youth (ages 6 through 18).

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