Victoria Mansfield of Mount Airy, Md. Performs in McDaniel College's Student Chamber Music Ensembles Concert

2013 Oct 11

Victoria Mansfield, a junior from Mount Airy, Md., performs in McDaniel College's Student Chamber Music Ensembles concert on Thursday, November 14, 7 p.m., in Baker Chapel at McDaniel College, 2 College Hill, Westminster, Md. The performance is free and open to the public.

Under the direction of Linda Kirkpatrick, senior lecturer in music, this concert includes performances by the Woodwind Quintet, Flute Quartet and Flute Choir. The Woodwind Quintet performs Eric Ewazen's "Roaring Fork" and a movement from Haydn's "Trio No. 1." The Flute Quartet follows with Sara Bassingthwaighte's "Echoes of the Ancients," Anne McGinty's "Ambage," and Catherine McMichael's "Falconer." The Flute Choir concludes with "Canyon Dreams" and "Echoes in the Wind (A Native American Soliloquy)," both by Phyllis Avidan Louke, and "Free As a Child" by local composer Jonathan Cohen.

For more information, call 410-857-2599. Visit www.mcdaniel.edu/music for information about the college and the music department.

McDaniel College, recognized nationally among 40 Colleges that Change Lives and U.S. News top-tier liberal arts colleges, is a four-year private college of the liberal arts and sciences offering more than 70 undergraduate programs of study, including dual and student-designed majors, plus 25 highly regarded graduate programs. Its hallmark faculty-student collaborations in research, teaching and mentoring plus hundreds of leadership and service opportunities enrich a lively learning experience that is rooted in a personalized interdisciplinary and global curriculum. Innovative January courses take students to points all over the world while McDaniel's degree-granting European campus offers a unique opportunity for international study at the only American university in Budapest, Hungary. A diverse and close-knit community of 1,600 undergraduates and 1,560 part-time graduate students, McDaniel also boasts a spectacular 160-acre hilltop campus in Westminster, Md., an hour or less from Baltimore, D.C., the Chesapeake Bay, an Amtrak station and BWI international airport.