USM artist faculty cellist William Rounds is a member of the Portland Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra and plays frequently with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He has performed internationally as a soloist with orchestras, in recital and as a chamber musician.
Now, he graces the Corthell Concert Hall stage with the remarkably deep, warm and expressive tones of an instrument in the hands of a master.
The program, focusing on bright, spirited pieces, includes works by Luigi Boccherini, classical Italian composer; André Previn, Academy Award-winning composer; Brahms, legendary 19th-century composer; and Zoltan Kodály, Hungarian composer and philosopher. Rounds will be accompanied by Sayuri Miyamoto, award-winning pianist, and Elisabeth Marshall, USM faculty voice artist.
Tickets: $15, general admission; $10, seniors, USM employees and alumni; $5, students. Visit www.usm.maine.edu/music/boxoffice or call 207-780-5555.
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- Cellist William Rounds will present “An Evening of Brahms, Kodály and Others,” with guest artist Sayuri Miyamoto, piano, and Elisabeth Marshall, USM faculty voice artist, at the USM School of Music on Oct. 25.
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