Coda Brass at Chapel Street Players
Come enjoy an afternoon of new and old melodies and hear the inspiring sounds of Coda Brass!
The Coda Brass Quintet is an ensemble of five women brass players dedicated to building collaboration amongst women and gender-marginalized brass players. Megan Alexander (euphonium), Libby Ando (horn), Genevieve Blesch (tuba), Bonnie Callahan (trumpet), and Paige Kerrigan (trumpet) strive to entertain audiences of all ages with varied and thoughtful programming.
All Ages Welcome | This Event is FREE! | Registration Required
This event will be held at the Chapel Street Players location 643 Creek View Rd, Newark, DE 19711
Coda Brass Quintet and Rutgers Symphonic Winds
The Rutgers Symphonic Winds presents a program featuring works by female composers. The concert will also feature the Coda Brass Quintet performing Supernova, composed by Rutgers alum Nadine Silverman (MM'23).
International Women's Brass Conference- New Works Recital
Coda has been accepted to the 2025 Internation Women’s Brass Conference (IWBC)! Come see us perform Julienne Tsang’s Color, Fabric, Mood at the New Works recital.
Date and time TDB
Coda Brass is Coming to Town
Join Coda Brass Quintet for a holiday celebration! Come hear classics as you know them and reimagined. Our uplifting holiday tunes will create a festive atmosphere filled with inspiration this season!
Coda Brass is Coming to Town
Join Coda Brass Quintet for a holiday celebration! Come hear classics as you know them and reimagined. Our uplifting holiday tunes will create a festive atmosphere filled with inspiration this season!
An Evening with Coda Brass
The Coda Brass Quintet is excited to present an evening of diverse musical styles and genres, including a new work by composer Julienne Tsang! This performance is free and open to the public.
To register for this event, go to: https://delawarelibraries.libcal.com/event/12191318
This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Newark Free Library who are a volunteer non-profit organization bringing support to your library through funding and advocacy. You can visit their webpage at FriendsoftheNewarkFreeLibrary.com.
The Friends of the Newark Free Library will also provide light refreshments before the program.