Monday, June 17 at 7:00 PM

Enigmatica – A Plucked String Ensemble

performing music from the Baroque to Brazil including works by Rhiannon Giddens, Astor Piazzolla, Pixinguinha, the Beatles and group members. Celebrating their 5^th CD: The Road Less Traveled.

For more information: marilynnmair.com/enigmatica

The Performing Arts Center, Roger Williams University

One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, Rhode Island
Admission free

“The sound of Enigmatica can be described as sparkling, effervescent, fluid, precise, and joyous. The clarity of line they achieve is breathtaking, completely the equal of any string quartet or chamber ensemble playing today.” Mandolin Magazine

Tuesday, June 18 at 7:00 PM

Evan Marshall – solo mandolin

Evan Marshall is internationally renowned for his concerts and recordings of virtuoso originals and solo arrangements of such pieces as The William Tell Overture, and Braham’s Hungarian Dances. .

For more information: evanjmarshall.com

The Performing Arts Center, Roger Williams University

One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, Rhode Island
Admission free

“Evan is a true virtuoso, one of the few great musicians of our time.” Chet Atkins

 

 

Thursday, June 20 at 7:00 PM

Marilynn Mair & Friends

Marilynn will be performing her recent original pieces for mandolins and guitars, featuring

music from her latest CD, Silver Lining of a Quiet Year. For more information: marilynnmair.com

The Performing Arts Center

Roger Williams University

One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, Rhode Island

Admission free

“Mair’s a superb mandolin player who has previously brought the instrument to unexpected places, so it’s not shocking to realize she has ideas about creatively positioning it. But from Villa-Lobos laments to Bach’s ‘Adagio’ she makes the disc’s broad curatorial choice sound like they belonged together in the first place.” Jim Macnie

 

Friday, June 21 at 7:00 PM

The American Mandolin & Guitar Orchestra
An orchestra of 40 musicians from across the country performing music from Europe, Brazil, and North America, including a concerto with soloist Evan Marshall.

The Performing Arts Center
Roger Williams University

One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, Rhode Island
Admission free