The performance will take place in Scott Concert Hall in the Rogers Fine Arts Building on the Campbell campus.
Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend.
Works that will be performed include Stamp' s Cenotaph, Swearingen's All Glory Told , Granger's Irish Theme From County Derry , Lecuona's Malaguena, McBeth's Chant and Jubilo , Ticheli's Shenandoah, and Clark's Da Vincian Visions . The concert will provide an opportunity for student soloists to showcase their talents. Charles Dwayne Wilson, director of bands at Campbell University, directs the wind ensemble. The performance is part of the Cape Fear Friends of the Fine Arts 2000-2001 season at Campbell University, whose purpose is to promote an appreciation of, and an interest in, the fine arts through a variety of programs and arts activities. Founded in 1887, Campbell University is North Carolina's second largest private institution and the second largest Baptist university in the world.