WindSync, an internationally recognized wind quintet, will perform at the Fox Theater in the Neville Center for the Performing Arts, at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 5, 2018, in the fourth concert of the North Platte Concert Association’s 2017-2018 series.

Corporate sponsors of WindSync are Great Western Bank and KNOP-TV.

A young and energetic ensemble, WindSync will present familiar classical music and some lighter tunes.

A winner of the 2012 Concert Artists Guild International Competition, this dynamic ensemble features five young virtuoso musicians who perform exclusively from memory.  Their concerts are enhanced by their excellent communication skills and creative stage presentation, and they appeal to people of all ages. According to Houston Public Radio, WindSync is “innovative, unconventional and exciting.”

Members of this Houston-based quartet are Garrett Hudson, flute, a native of Winnipeg, Manitoba; Emily Tsai, oboe, from the DC area, Julian Hernandez, clarinet, originally from Puerto Rico; Kara LaMoure, bassoon, originally from Dallas, TX, and Anni Hochhalter, horn, a native of the West Coast.  Now in its ninth season, the group has toured extensively.

Admission to the concert is with season membership in the North Platte Concert Association. Individual adult tickets are $50, family memberships are $100, and student tickets are $15. Memberships will be sold at the Neville Center before the concert on March 5.