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focus on the arts Helping Children Diagnosed With Epilepsy Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that can strike ANYONE, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE. In fact, 1 in 26 people will have a seizure during their lifetime. The stigma and social isolation; the uncertainty of when the next seizure might occur; and the fear of SUDEP (sudden unexpected death in epilepsy) are the frightening realities for many families in our community. JoshProvides pulls back the curtain on epilepsy, through community awareness, education, offering a monthly Epilepsy Support Group, and providing seizure detection & alert devices, transportation assistance and assistance with medical services. Our families are NOT defined by their disorder…they are warriors who will overcome these obstacles thanks to your support! Mission: To improve the quality of life for those living with epilepsy or other seizure disorders. (800) 706-2740 | JoshProvides.org Music al Fresco with the Sarasota Orchestra Parks & Partners offers concerts in various parks Combine beautiful weather and an outdoor concert of classical music; add coffee and bagels; mix in your dog and kids and you have the perfect Sunday morning brought to you by the Sarasota Orchestra. The Orchestra has been offering its Parks & Partners concerts since January. This is their third season of the fully titled “On the Road with SO: Parks and Partners” series. These outdoor performances are free and feature either the Sarasota Brass Quintet or the Sarasota Wind Quintet in public parks and partner venues in Sarasota and Manatee counties. I had a chance to experience the Brass Quintet at Waterside at Lakewood Ranch in the heart of their Farmer’s Market. The 10 a.m. concert meant cool morning air and lots of room. By the time the concert was underway, the market was getting quite full and, at a vendor selling bagels, the line was 50 deep. But there are plenty of food options, lots of comfy seating and your pet can sit and enjoy the classics as there were many dogs there. Afterwards shop and feel the total bliss! I highly recommend this experience and the performance was top notch by the Brass Quintet. Admission is free at all locations, but registration is recommended to reserve a space. Registration opens one month prior to each concert. Additional information about the event venues, parking, and safety procedures are on the registration page for each concert. It’s recommended that you bring a chair or outdoor blanket, sunscreen, bug spray, and something cool to drink (non-alcoholic beverages, only). Experience chamber music from Sarasota Orchestra in a casual, open-air setting! www.sarasotaorchestra.org Coming up: ■ Nathan Benderson Park Playground on March 26 The Sarasota Brass Quintet will entertain in this one-hour program of favorites at the Nathan Benderson Park Pavilion (just behind the playground). Aaron Romm, co-principal trumpet, is the master of ceremonies for the concert Current ensemble members include: Gianluca Farina (principal trumpet), Aaron Romm (coprincipal trumpet), Andrew Warfield (co-principal horn), Brad Williams (principal trombone), Aaron Tindall (principal tuba) ■ G.T. Bray Park Amphitheater on April 30 The Sarasota Brass Quintet will entertain in this one-hour program of favorites under the oaks at the G.T. Bray Park Amphitheater (just behind the Happy Tails Dog Park). About the SARASOTA BRASS QUINTET Founded in 1986, the Sarasota Brass Quintet (formerly the Florida Brass Quintet) has established itself as one of Sarasota Orchestra’s best-known ensembles. The Quintet performs chamber music on the orchestras Chamber Music Series in Holley Hall at the Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center in Sarasota, and has performed throughout Florida, from the Panhandle to the Keys. The group also performs in and works with students from schools throughout Sarasota and Manatee Counties. Their concerts include a mix of standard quintet literature and pops selections and take the listener on a different musical tour at each concert. From the clarion sounds of the Baroque to contemporary jazz, the Sarasota Brass Quintet offers entertaining programs of great variety. Current ensemble members include: Gianluca Farina (principal trumpet), Aaron Romm (co-principal trumpet), Andrew Warfield (co-principal horn), Brad Williams (principal trombone), Aaron Tindall (principal tuba). — Article and Images: Louise Bruderle 22 WEST COAST WOMAN MARCH 2023
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