One of the things that makes our school so special is that our teachers are also performers! During this holiday season, you’ll find them performing around Pittsburgh and the Western PA region in a variety of venues and concerts.
While we did not include every performance, here are just a few concerts to put on your list:
December 1st 7:30 PM – Sarah Steranka is performing on flute with Kamratōn featuring world premiere by Brian Riordan 
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination, Lawrenceville
www.kamraton.org
December 2nd – Duquesne’s Flute Choir is playing before the Nutcracker and during the intermission this Saturday at 7 pm at the Benedum. Tickets can purchased at pbt.org. This flute choir is directed by our own Josie Kost.
December 4th – Helen Andrascik will be performing Bach Cantata #10 at St. Paul Episcopal Church 10:45 service.
December 6th – Helen Andrascik will be performing as part of Symphony on Ice, Wheeling Symphony Orchestra at 7 PM.
http://www.wheelingsymphony.com/upcoming-concerts/
Friday, December 9th – Dempseytown Ramblers Bluegrass Band with Laura Roberts and Breanna Ferchak will be performing at PPG place from 6 -7 PM. http://www.ppgplace.com/event-calendar/
December 10 @2 PM & 7PM, December 11 @2 PM – Sarah Steranka will be performing with the y Orchestra’s presentation of “The Nutcracker”. The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Ottoman St. Greensburg, PA 15601.Westmoreland Symphonhttp://westmorelandsymphony.org
Saturday, December 10th, Cecilia Caughman, cello, will be performing for Handel’s Messiah with the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra: http://www.johnstownsymphony.org/concert-calendar/
December 14th – Jenifer Weber will be performing with Undercroft Opera at the Phipps Conservatory from 8-9 PM as part of the Winter Flower Show and Candlelight Evenings.
December 17, 7:30 PM – Sarah Steranka will be performing with the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra for their “Home for the Holidays” concert. The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Ottoman St. Greensburg, PA 15601.
December 22nd – Alaina Tetrick, one of our voice teachers, is leading a a “Multicultual After School Choir” at Avonworth Elementary School. The group will perform two pieces: Obwisana (Ghanaian rock passing game) and African Noel (from Liberia)
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