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Join us at the Sudbury Meetinghouse for a Juventas Solo Concert, featuring Flautist Nick Southwick with musicians musicians Julia Scott Carey (piano), Angelina Savoia (harp), and Tom Schmidt (percussion).

Tickets:
$36 Regular, $30 Seniors and First Parish Sudbury Members, $15 Student, $1 Music for All
Early Bird Pricing = 20% off through January 10, 2025

Program Overview:

World premiere commission by Japanese composer Soyoka Hayashi
Two call for score winners, both Taiwanese composers: Chien-Yu Huang, Kayi Kao
Two works by local Boston area composers: Linda Chase, Maria Mandico
Piece by Japanese composer Yuko Uébayashi

Juventas New Music Ensemble is a dynamic contemporary chamber group focusing on emerging voices. We reimagine classical music as a vibrant living art form, uplifting rising voices and bringing audiences music from a diverse array of composers that live in today’s world and respond to our time.

Praised by the Royal Gazette for his “beautiful phrasing” and “bright and lively playing” and by the Boston Musical Intelligencer for his “admirable ensemble cohesion,” Nicholas Southwick enjoys a diverse musical career as a flutist, lecturer, and curator passionately committed to bringing over ten centuries of classical music to life in performance, writing, and spoken word.

He is currently an Assistant Professor at the Berklee College of Music and serves as Affiliated Faculty at Emerson College. Nicholas completed his postgraduate training at the Royal Academy of Music, London under the tutelage of Karen Jones, Laura Jellicoe, and Katherine Baker. He previously studied at the Longy School of Music of Bard College and Gordon College. His past teachers include Marco Granados, Robert Willoughby, and Susan Heath.

Juventas: Nick Southwick Center Stage

Juventas: Nick Southwick Center Stage