CT School of Music All-Star Faculty Concert To Benefit Breast Cancer Alliance

Twelve
acclaimed musicians will perform musical selections to benefit the Breast Cancer Alliance in Greenwich
at the CT School of Music’s All-Star Faculty Concert in Westport. The concert is
in memory of Greenwich Public School Teacher and cellist Constance E. Barrett. 100%
of the proceeds will go towards the Breast Cancer Alliance.

Founded
in 2000 by world renowned cellist and Juilliard graduate President Kenneth Kuo,
The CT School of Music has been molding quality musicians for more than 10
years, offering lessons in viola, violin, piano, flute, guitar, cello,
trombone, sax, trumpet, clarinet and voice. The CT School of Music offers
private lessons to students of all ages and abilities. Our faculty members have
graduated from such institutions as Juilliard, Manhattan School of Music, Yale,
William Patterson University, SUNY Purchase College, and the Royal Academy of
Music. They have performed at such venues and orchestras as Lincoln Center,
Carnegie Hall, New Jersey Symphony Pops Orchestra, Boston Symphony, Radio City
Music Hall, Broadway’s The Lion King, Kansas City Symphony, London Korean
Symphony Orchestra, Birdland, Iridium and The Blue Note. In addition, many have
worked with world famous and GRAMMY award-winning artists.

The Breast Cancer Alliance was
established in 1996 by Mary Watterman, a woman diagnosed with stage four breast
cancer. The Alliance’s mission is to improve survival rates and quality of life
to those impacted by breast cancer through better prevention, early detection,
treatment and cure. To support these goals, funds are invested in innovative
research, breast surgery fellowships, regional education, and dignified screening
for the uninsured and underserved. More than $19 million in grants have been
awarded through the organization.

Admission is $15 per person.

For more
information, please contact Megan Zboray at megan@ctschoolofmusic.com or 203 226
0805.