Special Event
Hakuoh Handbell Choir of Japan

February 18th at 10am- FREE
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Young Artists of China

Saturday, February 20 at 6pm
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More than sixty performers present the diverse, rich cultures of the nation of China, featuring stunning contemporized dances in full costume, talented musicians on traditional instruments, and a children's choir singing the beautiful songs of their homeland.



Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano

Friday, February 26 at 8pm
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Nati Cano started playing the vihuela sixty years ago when he was just a child. In that time he has been instrumental in elevating mariachi music to the concert hall. His mastery and attention to achieving a high level of excellence saw Cano named National Heritage Fellow. Los Camperos’ high demands of themselves earned them a 2009 Grammy. Audiences can’t help but shout with approval when the sound of multipleviolins, guitarrion, vihuela and trumpets fill concert halls.



Convergence: Kenny Endo



The first Westerner to be acknowledged a master of classical Japanese drumming, Kenny Endo is reviving some of his early masterworks as part of the NEA American Masterpieces program.  Performing with Endo in this retrospective is Kiyohiko Semba; a Japanese master percussionist held in high esteem for his virtuosity, violinist Takahashi Kaori, bamboo flautist Kaoru Watanabe and dancer/choreographer Miho Morinoue.

Saturday, March 13 at 8pm
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