The Messiah College Flute Choir will perform a concert on Sunday, April 29, at 2 p.m at the East Shore Library in Harrisburg.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Flutists are invited to bring their flutes to join the choir at the end of the program in a selection of music. The Messiah College Flute Choir, directed by Susan Klick, is an ensemble of 12 students playing flutes of various sizes, including the piccolo, Eb flute, C flute, Alto flute, and Bass flute. The large range and number of flutes give the group a rich, resonant sound that lends itself to a great variety of styles ranging from J.S. Bach to Henri Mancini. Susan Klick, assistant professor of flute at Messiah College, is also on the adjunct faculty at Franklin and Mashall College and the Pennsylvania Academy of Music in Lancaster. She is the first-prize winner of two coveted international and national competitions, has appeared as a soloist with the Heidelberg Chamber Orchestra in its tours of Europe, has held the position of principal flute with several orchestras in the United States, and has substituted on flute with the Chicago Symphony.