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“Threads of Tradition & Innovation" 2026 Concert

Friday, May 01, 2026

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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“Threads of Tradition & Innovation 2026: A Musical Tapestry of New Composition and Classic Repertoire” Performance: Friday, May 1 at 6:00 PM in the Mildred Sainer Pavilion at New College of Florida Free and open to the public. Now in its second year, “Threads of Tradition & Innovation” 2026 brings together New College of Florida faculty artists and professional musicians from across the Sarasota arts community and beyond for a vibrant celebration of live performance. This year’s visiting artists-in-residence are the HAT Trio, a jazz ensemble based out of Illinois. The series is built around the exchange between tradition and innovation, bringing classical repertoire and new composition into conversation across two concerts. In 2026, the spotlight is on jazz, featured alongside classical and contemporary works throughout the series. The "Threads of Tradition & Innovation" concert will take place on Friday, May 1 at 6:00 PM and features faculty artists Tania Arazi Coambs (soprano), Katherine Baloff (violin), Virginia Bray (piano), Mark Dancigers (composer & guitarist), and Ashkan Tabatabaie (composer & guitarist). The program begins with classical repertoire and new classical works, then moves into jazz performance with the HAT Trio—Matt Hughes (bass), Whitney Ashe (piano), and George Turner (guitar). The evening brings together an extraordinary group of guest artists, including Jessé Martins (pianist and conductor at Sarasota Opera), Chris Schnell (Assistant Principal cellist of Sarasota Orchestra),Peter Carney (saxophone, State College of Florida), Aaron Nix (drums, State College of Florida), Audrey Lund (violin), Yordan Tenev (viola), and Abigail Worgul (voice). Together, these artists trace a program that begins in classical chamber music and vocal repertoire, features original works by faculty composers Mark Dancigers and Ashkan Tabatabaie, and concludes in jazz performance with the HAT Trio, offering audiences a rich and varied musical journey in a single evening. To reserve your free ticket, please visit this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/threads-of-tradition-innovation-2026-tickets-1988297307771

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