Event Details
Step into a world of mystery, drama, and unforgettable melodies as the Fountain City Brass Band presents Music of the Night, a thrilling Halloween-season concert filled with powerful music inspired by the stage, screen, and shadows of the night.
From hauntingly beautiful melodies to electrifying showstoppers, this program explores the darker, more dramatic side of music. Audiences will experience spine-tingling favorites from musical theatre, cinematic classics, and evocative works that capture the atmosphere of nightfall, mystery, and imagination.
The rich, powerful sound of the modern brass band brings these stories to life with breathtaking color and intensity, creating an afternoon of music that is both thrilling and enchanting.
Whether you love the drama of Broadway, the excitement of film music, or simply the spectacle of a world-class brass band, Music of the Night promises an unforgettable musical experience.
📅 Saturday, October 31
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 The Pavilion at John Knox Village
Program:
| Toccata in D Minor | J.S. Bach/Arr. Ray Farr |
| A Night on the Bare Mountain | Modest Mussorgsky/Arr. Derek Ashmore |
| Rusalka’s Song to the Moon Doug Lindsey, cornet soloist |
Antonin Dvorak/Arr. Gordon Langford |
| Remember Me from ‘Coco’ | Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez/Arr. Lee Harrelson |
| The Nightmare Before Christmas | Danny Elfman/Arr. Bertrand Moren |
| Intermission (20 minutes) | |
| Harry Potter and the Scorceres Stone | John Williams/Arr. Andrew Duncan |
| Music of the Night Matthew Vangjel, flugelhorn soloist |
Andrew Lloyd Webber/Arr. William Himes |
| Overture to Die Fledermaus | Johann Strauss II/Arr. Aubrey Winter |
| Casper’s Lament | Jonathan Bates |
| Danse Macabre Variations | Benjamin Tubb |
Costumes are welcome, and audiences of all ages are invited to celebrate the spirit of the season with an afternoon of spectacular music.
Season Ticket Holders and VIP Patrons receive early entry beginning one hour before concert time. Doors open to all other guests 30 minutes prior to the performance.
Lee's Summit, MO 64081 United States
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Step into a world of mystery, drama, and unforgettable melodies as the Fountain City Brass Band presents Music of the Night, a thrilling Halloween-season concert filled with powerful music inspired by the stage, screen, and shadows of the night.
From hauntingly beautiful melodies to electrifying showstoppers, this program explores the darker, more dramatic side of music. Audiences will experience spine-tingling favorites from musical theatre, cinematic classics, and evocative works that capture the atmosphere of nightfall, mystery, and imagination.
The rich, powerful sound of the modern brass band brings these stories to life with breathtaking color and intensity, creating an afternoon of music that is both thrilling and enchanting.
Whether you love the drama of Broadway, the excitement of film music, or simply the spectacle of a world-class brass band, Music of the Night promises an unforgettable musical experience.
📅 Saturday, October 31
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 The Pavilion at John Knox Village
Program:
| Toccata in D Minor | J.S. Bach/Arr. Ray Farr |
| A Night on the Bare Mountain | Modest Mussorgsky/Arr. Derek Ashmore |
| Rusalka’s Song to the Moon Doug Lindsey, cornet soloist |
Antonin Dvorak/Arr. Gordon Langford |
| Remember Me from ‘Coco’ | Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez/Arr. Lee Harrelson |
| The Nightmare Before Christmas | Danny Elfman/Arr. Bertrand Moren |
| Intermission (20 minutes) | |
| Harry Potter and the Scorceres Stone | John Williams/Arr. Andrew Duncan |
| Music of the Night Matthew Vangjel, flugelhorn soloist |
Andrew Lloyd Webber/Arr. William Himes |
| Overture to Die Fledermaus | Johann Strauss II/Arr. Aubrey Winter |
| Casper’s Lament | Jonathan Bates |
| Danse Macabre Variations | Benjamin Tubb |
Costumes are welcome, and audiences of all ages are invited to celebrate the spirit of the season with an afternoon of spectacular music.
Season Ticket Holders and VIP Patrons receive early entry beginning one hour before concert time. Doors open to all other guests 30 minutes prior to the performance.
