Gary A. Greene-horn and Tempo Primo Woodwind Quintet

Michael Surratt-organ

Mo Xu-piano

WSMC Chorale

Matthew Lorenz-piano

Daniel Segner-organ

Dan iel Ziesemer-violin

Timothy Archbold - cello, guest

Justin Gjata-piano

Lisa Boggess-harp

Mary Ann Covone-accordion

Chris Garofalo-piano

Jennifer Petkus-clarinet

Our Spring Luncheon and Installation of Officers will culminate our season with food and music for the soul. Performers will be: Thor Sigurdson – cello, Nichole Young – harp, Roseanne Rosenthal – clarinet quartet, and the WSMC Chorale.

“Showers of Music” will rain down on all who join us for a beautiful program. Performers will be: Mary Ann Covone – accordion, Mo Xu – piano, Karin Ursin – flute, Johanna Beth Sennett – flute, and Paul Seeley – French horn/brass trio.

Our “Dreaming of Spring” program will put you in a good mood, regardless of the weather. Performers will be: Linda Veleckis – violin, Jerry Zitko – violin string ensemble, Melissa Raub – voice collaborating with Joe Cisar – piano, Jennifer Petkus – clarinet, and Michael Surratt – organ.

Annual business meeting and lunch, no program.

Join us for a festive program with the following performers: Ellen Cleary – voice; Daniel Segner – organ; new member Leah Kang - piano; Tyler Kivel – piano; and the WSMC Chorale, who will also lead us in a carol sing-a-long.

Patricia Goyette-Gill, piano (WSMC)

Diane Marielle-piano duo (HMC)

Graeme Shields-organ (WSMC)

Janet Menson Reynolds-voice (WSMC)

This program will feature a performance from the Tempo Primo Woodwind Quintet, which includes performing member Gary Greene, horn. Gary will be joined by guests Melanie Mathew, flute, Margie Berger, oboe, Deb Zelman, clarinet and Diane Remillard, bassoon. The Tempo Primo Quintet began life as the DuPage Symphony Orchestra’s woodwind quintet and performed for many years under that label. They still do so, but when performing not representing the orchestra, they use their new name which they will do on September 13. This particular collection of instruments, like string quartets and piano trios, date from the 18th Century, and they will be play one of the standard works for quintet.

Rounding out the program, performing members Chris Garofalo-piano and Kate Carter-violion, will perform a variety of pieces from composers Takashi Yoshimatsu, Hajime Okumura, Don Meyer, Astor Piazzolla, Eruch Wolfgang Korngold, arno Babjanian and Florence Price.

Free and open to the public!