Arts & Entertainment

The Sounds of Luxembourg

The St. Anne’s Concert Series welcomes a performance presented by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and its U.S. Ambassador H.E. Jean-Paul Senninger, called  the Sounds of Luxembourg featuring trumpet and organ.

Performing are award-winning organist Maurice Clement and distinguished trumpet player Marc Weydert. This concert is free to all.

Clement is also a music historian and theorist and has been resident organist at the Philharmonie Luxembourg since 2007.

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He is considered one of the most innovative organists in the Grand Duchy, according to a release. Weydert, currently with Luxembourg’s Mission to the United Nations in New York, has been awarded prizes in both trumpet and orchestra conducting.

He has performed as trumpet soloist, orchestra conductor and choir conductor in Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Austria and the U.S. He is principal trumpet of the United Nations Symphony Orchestra in New York.

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The St. Anne’s Concert Series is presented by Live Arts Maryland, J. Ernest Green, music director, in partnership with St. Anne’s Parish, Amy R. Richter, rector.

For more information on upcoming concerts and events, visit www.liveartsmaryland.org.

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