BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20170617T230000Z DTEND:20170618T010000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Music House - - Barry Ross and Steve Kanmerling in concert DESCRIPTION:"From Brahms to Beatles with Jazz on a String" with Ross and Kamerling\n\nBarry Ross and Steve Kamerling will be bringing their lifetimes of musical experience to the Music House in a concert 'From Brahms to Beatles with Jazz on a String'. Ross and Kamerling are popular musicians from the Kalamazoo area and perform around the State. These accomplished musicians combine their skills with Ross on the violin and Kamerling on the guitar and vocals to entertain and create great music. When not performing with Kamerling\, Dr. Barry Ross is Assistant Conductor of the Kalamazoo Symphony and Professor Emeritus of Music at Kalamazoo College where he founded the Kalamazoo College and Community Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. He has performed as solo and chamber violinist as well as conductor throughout the Midwest. For 32 years he appeared as Concertmaster of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra\, and since 1987 has served as Assistant Conductor of that orchestra. In 2006 he formed the String Orchestra of Kalamazoo for young musicians\, and in 2008 Ross founded BeethovenFest!\, an annual all-volunteer fund-raising concert to benefit the Kalamazoo Junior Symphony. Dr. Ross can be heard regularly performing jazz and classical music in Kalamazoo. Steve Kamerling grew up on the south side of Chicago with music in his soul. He was an only child\, and grew up steeped in the music that thrived in the big city clubs. Jazz was his first love. Steve began playing guitar at age 11\, then bass guitar and the upright bass. However\, guitar became his primary instrument\, along with his voice\, and he began performing in public in his early teens. Eventually\, Steve relegated music to the background theme of his life and decided to pursue a more practical career\, or "day job" in the field of pharmacology and pharmaceutical research. In the late 1990's he and his wife\, an accomplished bassoonist\, moved to Kalamazoo to work for Upjohn. Both continued their musical careers on the side. Together\, Ross and Kamerling combine to create beautiful and fun music\, as only two music lovers and masters of their craft can. You don't want to miss this! X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

&ldquo\;From Brahms to Beatles with Jazz on a String&rdquo\; with Ross and Kamerling

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Barry Ross and Steve Kamerling will be bringing their lifetimes of musical experience to the Music House in a concert '\;From Brahms to Beatles with Jazz on a String'\;. Ross and Kamerling are popular musicians from the Kalamazoo area and perform around the State. These accomplished musicians combine their skills with Ross on the violin and Kamerling on the guitar and vocals to entertain and create great music. When not performing with Kamerling\, Dr. Barry Ross is Assistant Conductor of the Kalamazoo Symphony and Professor Emeritus of Music at Kalamazoo College where he founded the Kalamazoo College and Community Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. \; He has performed as solo and chamber violinist as well as conductor throughout the Midwest. For 32 years he appeared as Concertmaster of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra\, and since 1987 has served as Assistant Conductor of that orchestra. In 2006 he formed the String Orchestra of Kalamazoo for young musicians\, and in 2008 Ross founded \;BeethovenFest!\, an annual all-volunteer fund-raising concert to benefit the Kalamazoo Junior Symphony. Dr. Ross can be heard regularly performing jazz and classical music in Kalamazoo. Steve Kamerling grew up on the south side of Chicago with music in his soul. He was an only child\, and grew up steeped in the music that thrived in the big city clubs. Jazz was his first love. Steve began playing guitar at age 11\, then bass guitar and the upright bass. However\, guitar became his primary instrument\, along with his voice\, and he began performing in public in his early teens. Eventually\, Steve relegated music to the background theme of his life and decided to pursue a more practical career\, or &ldquo\;day job&rdquo\; &mdash\; in the field of pharmacology and pharmaceutical research. In the late 1990'\;s he and his wife\, an accomplished bassoonist\, moved to Kalamazoo to work for Upjohn. Both continued their musical careers on the side. Together\, Ross and Kamerling combine to create beautiful and fun music\, as only two music lovers and masters of their craft can. You don'\;t want to miss this!

\n LOCATION:Music House Museum 7377 U.S. 31 North Williamsburg\, Michigan 49690 UID:e.2409.9102 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260504T073841Z URL:https://business.elkrapidschamber.org/events/details/music-house-barry-ross-and-steve-kanmerling-in-concert-9102 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR