Sfiato means to breathe or exhale in Italian. The Sfiato Wind Quintet was formed in 2014 in San Francisco. Currently, the quintet consists of Catherine Jennings on flute, Audrey Gore on oboe, Leah di Tullio on clarinet, Jeremiah Broom on bassoon, and Ryan Timmons on French horn. They will play a broad range of chamber music composed by musicians as varied as Haydn, Francaix, Hindemith, Piazzola, Ravel, Uhl, Jacob, Gershwin.
Leah di Tullio was previously in a music
group called The Bernal Hill Players and together they presented two world
premieres by Mexican composers Guillermo Galindo and Eduardo Gamboa
inspired by neighborhoods of Mexico City. Sfiato
Wind Quintet’s last performance at the Koret auditorium of Main Branch of San
Francisco Public Library was very well attended and much appreciated by the
audience who after the performance engaged the musicians in a lengthy Q&A
session.
On Sunday, August 21st, the quintet will play pieces by
Barber, Gershwin, Ibert, Danzi, Arrieu, Arnold and more. This promises to be an
exciting afternoon. Don’t miss it!
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