Calliope Brass Performs at the East Hampton Presbyterian Church

Ava Novack, Laura MastandreaRichard Lewin

Barbara Moss, Connie JudsonRichard Lewin

Bo Parsons, Jane UmanoffRichard Lewin

Audience applauds Calliope BrassRichard Lewin

Church Elder Kristy LaMonde, Church Music Director Jane HastayRichard Lewin

Church Music Director Jane HastayRichard Lewin

Erin Paul, Sara Mayo, Samantha Lake, Kate Umble SmuckerRichard Lewin

Frances Cassidy, Annette DanteRichard Lewin

Gayle Lester, Ted Borsack, Fred LesterRichard Lewin

Heddie and Pember EdwardsRichard Lewin

Joy Anne Dixon, Gennaro CavalieriRichard Lewin

Penny Hays, Hugh BrownRichard Lewin

Mary SiskaRichard Lewin

Robert and Joan Osborne

Sara DavisonRichard Lewin

Sofia and Sofi ValenzuelaRichard Lewin

Theo Robinson, Leo DavisRichard Lewin

With the admission price to this event being food pantry donations, anyone could go and see this lovely performance of the Calliope Brass, a completely female based group of brass players performing in celebration of Women’s History Month. With
crowd favorites included in their works such as Duke Ellington and Leonard Bernstein, this group filled the pews of the Presbyterian Church in East Hampton with music lovers. Calliope Brass, being based in New York City, are among the city’s most active musicians – playing on Broadway, major symphony orchestras, television, and mainstage acts for Adele, Pink Martini, and more. It was an absolute treat to see them perform here in Long Island in a place that had truly amazing acoustics.