Pan Harmonia’s work transcends the boundaries of traditional chamber music through eclectic, unpretentious and genre-smashing performances. Our mission is to share great music with audiences of all ages. An independent artist collective based in Asheville, NC, Pan Harmonia has been nationally recognized for its unique work and superb artistry.

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Celebrating the Light

ELEGY  Holocaust Remembrance Series

This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before. –Leonard Bernstein

Erwin Schulhoff’s Trio for flute, viola & bass & Sephardic Songs
Kate Steinbeck flute • John Ravnan viola • Amy Brucksch guitar • Ian Bracchitta bass

THURS, April 25, 2:30 and 7:30 pm 
CONCERT • Fine Arts Center, Greenville, SC

SUN, April 28, 5 pm
CONCERT  • Manheimer Room, Reuter Center, UNC-Asheville

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March Music

Romantic Gems

Kate Steinbeck, flute • Fabio Parrini, piano
César Franck: Sonata in A Major & Claude Debussy: Early Songs

This program features early songs of Claude Debussy. He was just 18 years old when he began composing these beautiful lyrical melodies. They reflect the French Romantic style of his young manhood and were influenced by the music of Massenet and Gounod and by the poetry of Mallarme, Baudelaire and Verlaine and of course, the passion, melancholy, thrill and despair of Love.

César Franck’s masterpiece Sonata in A Major completes the French evening.

FRI, March 1, 7 pm • Chamber Music + Wine, The Classic Wineseller - Waynesville

SUN, March 10, 5 pm • 2nd Sunday @ 5, Altamont Theatre, 18 Church St, Downtown Asheville
Tickets: $12/$5 students advance available here or at the door: $15 general

FRI, 15 March, 7 pm • East North Street Concert House, Greenville, SC
Contact Rosalind to reserve.

February 27 article in the MountainX, Asheville


Exquisite Woodwind Trios

Kate Steinbeck, flute • Fred Lemmons, clarinet • Rosalind Buda, bassoon
Music of Charles Koechlin, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Francis Poulenc and Mabel Daniels

THURS, March 7, 7:30 pm • Broyhill Chapel, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill • Free admission

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