ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LECTURE

TRUMPET FUNCTION & FASHION: FROM THE EARLIEST SOUNDS TO THE HIGH BAROQUE ERA 
Join us for the premiere season of Arts Empowering Life’s Arts & Entertainment Lecture Series at the new Performing Arts Center in Brewster! Journey back in time to learn about the function and fashion behind the trumpet from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century, from the earliest known sounds to some of the most impressive solo works of the high baroque era, and get a glimpse into the lives and careers of trumpeters in ages past. This lecture will be presented by Dr. Jared Wallis, Assistant Professor of Baroque Trumpet at the Eastman School of Music, with years of performance experience and enthusiastic study of early music and period instruments. This lecture will also be livestreamed. No tickets required. 

About the Arts & Entertainment Lecture Series:

Delve into a diverse array of subjects presented by esteemed experts and enthusiasts. Each lecture is a gateway to expand your knowledge, ignite your imagination, and deepen your appreciation for the Arts!