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Brahms Bonanza with the Andrew Sords trio May 18, 2025 at St. Dunstan's

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The Andrew Sords trio will perform Brahms's Horn Trio in E-flat on May 18, 2025, at 3 PM at St. Dunstan's. The concert features Seattle Symphony tubist John DiCesare, violinist Andrew Sords, and pianist Timothy Durkovic. In addition to Brahms, the trio will showcase works by Chopin and Sarasate, promising an engaging musical experience. This event will conclude St.

Dunstan's 2024-2025 Concert Series and aims to enchant the audience with delightful anecdotes and humor. The concert is free, but attendees must reserve their seats online. St. Dunstan's is ADA accessible, with designated ADA parking available. Light refreshments will be served after the performance, encouraging community interaction.

This concert not only highlights local talent but also enriches the cultural offerings in the Seattle area.

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