HS/HSV Symphony Guild Presents Concert October 26 

Dr. Andrew Stadler 

The HS/HSV Symphony Guild is pleased to present Arkansas Symphony Orchestra musicians Dr. Andrew Stadler (trumpet) and Ariya Tai (violin/piano) and their program Duo Nuovo – Echoes and Dialogues: Music in Conversation as part of its Classic Concert Series. The concert will be held on Sunday, October 26, at 3 PM at Presbyterian Kirk in the Pines, 275 Asturias Dr, Hot Springs Village. 

Dr. Stadler is Adjunct Professor of High Brass at the University of Arkansas–Fort Smith. A versatile trumpet teaching artist active throughout the state of Arkansas, he currently holds the position of second trumpet with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas. Ariya has played with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, served as the Assistant Concertmaster of Amarillo Symphony, and as a violinist of the Houston-based Carya String Quartet.  

This recital explores the expressive power of instrumental voices, from the intimate introspection of solo works to dynamic conversations between combinations of violin, trumpet, and piano. The concert will be followed by a meet and greet with the artists. 

General admission is $10 per person. You may register in advance on the website at www.symphonyguild.org/events, 

(your email confirmation is your ticket) or pay at the door.  

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