Duo Sorolla: "Masterworks by Women"                                    

October 11^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

After meeting during graduate school at the Peabody Conservatory, Ismar Gomes and Wan-Chi Su began a collaborative relationship which evolved into their Duo, which has been concertizing for six seasons. In recent seasons, they have performed dozens of recitals on important series throughout the USA, often collaborating with other renowned musicians.

Funky Fly Project: "Time Well Spent"            

October 25^th at 8pm at Sherwood Center

The Funky Fly Project is a funk and jazz collective operating out of Pittsburgh, PA consisting of Winston Bell, Henry Schultz, Brandon Terry, and Eric Dowdell Jr. A powerful combination of skill and virtuosic playing, you would never know by listening that each member of the project is less than nineteen years old. Developing a sound well beyond their age, the quartet fuse classic jazz styles with contemporary funk to create a unique sound that leaves listeners in awe. 

Nosferatu: Live score performed by Tom Teasley            

November 8^th at 7pm at Sherwood Center

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US Navy Band Harp-Flute Duo: "Holiday Cheer"            

December 13^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

The Navy Band Harp-Flute Duo was formed in 1978, featuring Chief Musicians Emily Dickson, harp, and Christina Bayes, flute. The group performs for official functions such as White House receptions and dinners, State and Defense Department events, and social activities sponsored by the chief of naval operations.  The duo also performs clinics and recitals for local elementary school students and childhood development centers.

The Hot Lanes Big Band With Bobby Jasinski: "Exploring the Great American Songbook"

January 10^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

The Hot Lanes is a 16-piece culmination of a dream Bobby Jasinski had in 2014. Influenced by Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Bobby’s focus of The Hot Lanes is to promote jazz in the D.C. metropolitan area through festivals, concerts, educational masterclasses in the public school system, and other appearances. The group features a diverse and talented group of musicians.

Zachary Smith & The Dixie Power Trio: "Music of Louisiana"            

January 24^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

Polaris Piano Trio: "Chocolate Box Concert"            

January 31^st at 8pm at Sherwood Center

 A 21st-century piano trio, Polaris is committed to performing music by women and composers of African descent.  Concerts by Polaris Piano Trio have included performances on the Piccolo Festival of Spoleto in Charleston, South Carolina and at the Arts Club of Washington (Washington, D.C.) as well as in New York, Maryland and Virginia. Combining their forces, the Polaris Piano Trio performs innovative programs that explore works by women and composers of African descent as well performing works from the standard repertoire.  

Craig Gildner Trio: "A Valentine's Date"            

February 14^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

The Craig Gildner Trio performs frequently in the jazz clubs and music venues of Washington, D.C. and has been performing to enthusiastic audiences for many years.  The trio features instrumental and choral arrangements from the Swing Era, Be Bop, Bossa Nova, and Mainstream Jazz including tunes from Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, and many other.

Alexandria Guitar Quartet: "An Evening of Chamber Music"            

February 28^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

Parkway Brass: "Meet the Parkway Brass"            

March 13^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

Parkway Brass is a brass quintet based along the Washington D.C. - Baltimore corridor. Parkway Brass is currently the brass quintet in residence at Christ Lutheran Church in Baltimore. As teachers themselves, the group also values education and performs educational outreach programs at schools. The quintet specializes in new music, having premiered a dozen new compositions and arrangements in the last year.

Tom Teasley & Chao Tian: Dong Xi            

March 27^th at 8pm at Old Town Hall

Award winning world percussion fusing American jazz, world music, and funk converses with spellbinding virtuosity and Chinese folk melodies.

Cathedral Brass: "Spring Concert at Sherwood"            

April 24^th at 8pm at Sherwood Center

Founded in 1983 by the late Ray Abell, the Cathedral Brass performs sacred and secular works from all eras in support of the music ministry at Vienna Presbyterian Church. The group draws its membership from around the DC Metro area, and includes current and former professionals and members of the Service Bands. The Cathedral Brass is under the direction of L. Thomas Vining, Director of Worship and Music at Vienna Presbyterian Church.