"Bach to Bluegrass," a benefit concert for young string players, is planned for Thursday, June 19, at 7 p.m. in the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts.

Celebrate the power of music to connect generations and cultures at this genre-spanning fundraising concert supporting the Pittsburg State University Summer String Camp. Your support will nurture the next wave of young string musicians!

This unique evening features a rich blend of Baroque, bluegrass, Latin American, and Korean-inspired works, performed by a string orchestra of talented area musicians and Pitt State faculty.

You'll hear:

"Bach’s Concerto for Two Harpsichords in C Minor, BWV 1060," featuring Susan Marchant and Devon Bowling, harpsichords

"Strings and Threads" by Mark O’Connor, featuring Ramiro Miranda, violin

"Suite Latinoamericana" by Daniel Luzko, featuring Isaac Hernandez, piano, and Jewel Lunday, flute

"Korean Simple Suite" by Han-Ki Kim

"Amazing Grace with Bach," a powerful fusion of tradition and soul

"Deserted Garden" by Florence Price by Brian Amor, violin

In honor of Juneteenth, the concert will feature music by Price, a groundbreaking Black female composer whose music speaks to resilience, beauty, and history.

📍 Thursday, June 19 | 7 PM

📌 Bicknell Family Center for the Arts

🎟 Tickets: $10 – cash or check at the Door

Come be part of an inspiring evening where classical meets contemporary — and every note supports the future of music!