Spectrum Brass Quintet presents “Who Could Ask for Anything More?” - an All-Gershwin Revue!
Program featuring Porgy and Bess for Brass Quintet, Rhapsody in Blue with pianist Anthony Patterson, and with soprano Elizabeth Stoner singing your favorite Gershwin songs!
In this all-Gershwin revue, you will hear favorites like It Ain’t Necessarily So,
Embraceable You, Summertime, I Got Plenty of Nothing, and The Man I Love.
Committed to creative collaboration, the Spectrum Brass Quintet works with innovative performers to enrich and enliven the chamber music experience. Their performance at the Dogwood Center will include trumpeters Scott Thornburg and Brian Buerkle, French hornist Eric Reed, trombonist John Rutherford, tubist Jacob Cameron, drummer Alex Trajono and features soprano Elizabeth Stoner and pianist Anthony Patterson.
This performance provides a brass quintet that commands the stage with power and grace, a concert pianist displaying dazzling virtuosity, and a soprano sweetly singing heartfelt songs…..now, Who Could Ask for Anything More!
September 10 is also “Dogwood Center Volunteer Appreciation Night”!
Tickets $15. Main Stage. 7:30 p.m.
The Dogwood Center Box Office is open Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and one hour prior to an event. For information, phone 231.924.8885.

(Cary Grant), living a blameless life on the French Riviera. When a series of jewel robberies begin to take place on the Riviera, Robie is the natural suspect.
patterns move smoothly either forward/back or side to side while circling freely around the floor. Danced to a wide variety of music, you can “swing” to almost anything!
Rapids. In February, Nelson was honored with the WYCE-FM Jammie Awards for “Album of the Year” for his Dusty Road to Beulah Land CD and Song of the Year for his song “Waiting for the Sun”. In January, the Grand Rapids Press selected his CD for “Local Spin of the Year”.

