The Noon Music in May series, presented by Stowe Performing Arts, continues on Wednesday, May 22 at noon, at the Stowe Community Church on Main Street, with a performance by two members from the Craftsbury Chamber Players. Special guests are violist Kenji Bunch and pianist Monica Ohuchi, a husband-and-wife team who are founders of the Oregon-based Thunder Egg Consort. The program is inspired by song and dance and includes Bartok’s Romanian Folk Dances, Rachmaninov/Kreisler’s “Liebeslied” for solo piano, and a Cole Porter song arranged by Kenji Bunch. Bunch is recognized for his own groundbreaking works for viola, and more than 50 orchestras worldwide have performed his works. Ohuchi is a guest soloist in orchestras around the country. She is the executive director and pianist for the new music ensemble fEARnoMUSIC, as well as a member of the faculty at Reed College in Portland, Ore. Information: stoweperformingarts.com.
Noon Music in May continues with Kenji Bunch and Monica Ohuchi
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