This was the plan but we are moving online, some are in different time zones now so may not be synchronous! (OLD : Performance will be roving the main campus starting with the USF Chamber Ensembles performing in Thacher – the Bach performances will begin approximately 12:15 in Thacher and then move to several sites in the vicinity of Gleeson Plaza and University Center.)

The Rama Saxophone Quartet was formed in July of 2017 in Southbury, Connecticut. The group features Nancy Perda on alto, Alex Thomson on soprano and alto, Mike Ingber on tenor and Rusty Brockmann on baritone. For our Bach in the Subways performance Ron Phelan will be on alto and Nancy Perda on tenor. The quartet is known for their appealing mixture of musical genres and dynamic renditions of traditional and contemporary tunes.
Contact email: ramasaxes@gmail.com

MUK students start the day with music by Johann Sebastian Bach in combination with music physiological exercises

https://ramoneorchestra.org/testimonials/ Anysia Cristal SooJung is a prodigy of music who became the youngest concert master of the Phil Ramone Orchestra for Children which is sponsored by the late Grammy Award-winning music producer Phil Ramone,

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Emerald City Saxophone Quartet has been performing for 5 years now. This is the fourth year doing Bach in the Subways. We love Jazz and Classical music and annually present a Christmas program. This performance has some of the usual gems – a movement from one of the Brandenberg Concertos, a Bouree, a Chorale and Fugue lifted from a Motet. And a couple of new items – The Passacaglia and an arrangement of the first fugue from the Art of the Fugue