Candice Mowbray

Classical Guitarist

Upcoming Fall Concerts

September 16 - Washington County Free Library, Hagerstown, MD - Solo

September 29 - Charlottesville Guitar Festival, VA - Solo & Lecture

October 7 - Kirkland Village, Bethlehem, PA - Three Part Invention

October 8 - Kalmbach Park, Macungie, PA - Three Part Invention

October 11 - Shepherd University Salon Series, WV - Fairfield Duo

October 14 - Trinity Episcopal Church, Pottsville, PA - Fairfield Duo w/Cora Gamelin Osenbach

October 21 - Rust Library, Leesburg, VA - Solo

For full concert schedule, visit www.candicemowbray.com

*The concert on October 7th is open to residents of Kirkland Village Retirement Community and their guests. The concert on October 8th is part of the programming for Kalmbach Park subscribers.

"April Twilight" - Premiere Performance

On October 14th, The Fairfield Duo (Candice Mowbray and Nora Suggs) will be joined by vocalist Cora Gamelin Osenbach for a concert at Trinity Episcopal Church in Pottsville, PA. The concert will include the premiere performance of Garth Baxter's "April Twilight" for voice, flute and guitar. A Maryland-based composer, Baxter's style "combines the traditions of form and clear melodic writing with the use of contemporary approaches to harmonies."(1) The program will also include works by Faure, Boutros, and Schubert. For concert information, visit www.trinityepiscopalpottsvillepa.org.

(1) Retrieved from garthbaxter.org

It All Rolls Back Around

Doug Benson, the owner of Commodore Recording Studio in Thurmont where I recorded Reverie, has released the track, "It All Rolls Back Around." Featuring 62 musicians from MD, PA and WV, the track was created to share an uplifting message and showcase the diverse artists who record in his studio. Eventually, Doug would like to start a non-profit organization offering housing and assistance to adults on the spectrum of autism. You can download the track for $1.29 at CDBaby.com.

View the video for "It All Rolls Back Around" and consider sharing.

Looking Forward

This fall season will be very busy learning new music, performing and teaching. Plans for winter may include another premiere, performances with string quartet and lectures. As always, thank you for your ongoing support and stay tuned for updates.