Tregaron Unplugged
Tregaron Unplugged
Saturday, October 5, 2024 / 3:00 p.m.
Tregaron Conservancy (3100 Macomb St. NW, Washington, DC 20008)
Step into a world of serene natural beauty with Tregaron Unplugged, presented by Washington Performing Arts. This intimate outdoor concert series features exceptional performances in the picturesque setting of Tregaron Conservancy, creating a perfect harmony between music and nature. This year’s lineup includes string quartets, vocalists, and unique musical ensembles. Audiences will be treated to an eclectic mix of genres, including jazz, classical, Americana, and more. Hear a captivating blend of original compositions and timeless standards throughout the park, where the magic of live performances and the tranquility of nature come together for an unforgettable experience.
About the Artists
Snehesh Nag
Snehesh Nag is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and educator who primarily plays the sitar, exploring Hindustani classical music, and produces music incorporating other genres such as western classical and electronic music. Known for his versatility, dynamism, and soulfulness, Snehesh performs a wide variety of genres.
Hasan Imam Hamdani
Hasan Imam Hamdani is a multifaceted artist, known for his prowess as a guitarist, innovative compositions, and as the creative force behind the collaborative, global music ensemble, Imam Collective. A seasoned collaborator and performer, Hasan Imam is a member of the Qalandar Arts Ensemble, a collaborative multi-cultural music project bringing together musicians and music traditions from around the world to performance spaces in London, UK.
Born and raised on the island of St. John, Virgin Islands, Victor Provost is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading voices on the unique, and often misunderstood, steelpan. Through appearances at concert halls, clubs, and stages throughout the world, he has developed a reputation as a “dazzling” soloist, crafting an impressive improvisational voice and style. With a strong foundation in Bebop, a contemporary sensibility, and deep roots in Caribbean music, he seamlessly melds and mixes genres.
Lonny Taylor
Lonny Taylor is a talented singer/songwriter and musician hailing from Washington, D.C. Known for his soulful voice and poignant lyrics, Lonny has carved out a unique space in the music scene, blending elements of R&B, soul and rock. His music often reflects his personal experiences and the vibrant culture of his hometown, resonating deeply with audiences. Lonny has performed at numerous venues across the city and the country, captivating listeners With his heartfelt performances, piano skills, and a passion for storytelling through music, Lonny Taylor continues to make waves in the industry.
Deidra Love
Deidra Love has captivated audiences with her musical gumbo of jazz, classical, gospel and R&B – all delivered through her melodic soprano that can glide from a full belt to an angelic whisper and demanding operatic heights. She’s graced stages around the world, performing in Italy, Germany and Austria with the Christopher Newport University Chamber Choir while earning her bachelor’s degree in music.
Alexander Gallows and Missy Curl are a folk duo based out of Washington, DC. Known for their fluid harmonies and immersive songwriting, the two met as students at the University of Maryland School of Music, Gallows studying jazz guitar and Curl earning her degree in classical voice performance. The duo can be found performing around the DC area at farmers markets, breweries, and venues including Pearl Street Warehouse, Madam’s Organ, Boundary Stone, and The Pocket. Check out AlexanderGallows.com and follow @alexandergallows to keep up to date with future performances and releases.
Founded in 2016, their mission is to share the love of classical and contemporary orchestra and chamber music with the community. DC Strings Workshop (DC Strings) works to build community and expand horizons by engaging diverse audiences, supplying instruments to deserving students, and working to expose students and adults alike to music of women and underrepresented people of color.
Our Partners
Mars Arts D.C. is a partnership of Mars, Incorporated and Washington Performing Arts, with support from Jacqueline Badger Mars.
This event is also made possible through the generous support of Susan S. Angell, Jess and Sherri Crawford, and Alice N. Rogoff.
Special thanks to the following lead supporters of Washington Performing Arts’s mission-driven work: Jacqueline Badger Mars and Mars, Incorporated; D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities; the National Capital Arts and Cultural Affairs Program and the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts; and The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation.
Join Us After the Show!
After Tregaron Uplugged join the Washington Performing Arts Junior Board from 5-7 p.m. for Pub & Grub – a laid back evening with a complementary first round and appetizers. Cold beers, good food, and great company – what more could you ask for?
Must be 21-40 to attend. RSVP required.
About the Junior Board
Comprised of young professional and performing arts enthusiasts ages 21-40, the Washington Performing Arts Junior Board makes an impact in D.C. and beyond through its commitment to philanthropy, leadership, and advocacy.
The Junior Board builds an artistic community of their peers, develops their leadership network and skills, and adopts philanthropic projects with meaningful impact. From enjoying roof-top cocktail hours, to advocating for the arts and the mission of Washington Performing Arts, the work of the Junior Board is as varied as its members.
Interested in becoming a member? Learn more about their impact through non-profit service.
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