Please join us for a relaxed and enjoyable summer evening of chamber music featuring Scott Harris (clarinet), Joel Rosenberg (viola), and Shann Wood (piano). The program will include a thoughtful mix of lyrical, dramatic, and light-hearted pieces—from well-loved classics to a few lesser-known treasures. It's the perfect way to spend a summer evening surrounded by beautiful, expressive music.
All are welcome! While there is no cost for tickets, donations are welcome! All proceeds benefit Kol Ami. Get your tickets below!
Scott Harris
Scott Harris is an accomplished musician with a diverse career across the United States. He began performing with the Utah Symphony at age 20 and has since played with groups like Ballet West, the Utah Wind Symphony, the Burbank Symphony, and the Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra. As the founder of The Prevailing Winds woodwind quintet, Scott has also collaborated with renowned artists including Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, The Moody Blues, and Seth MacFarlane.
In Los Angeles, Scott contributed to over 200 film scores, including Jurassic Park, Forrest Gump, and Schindler’s List, as well as TV scores for The Simpsons and the Academy Awards. He holds a degree in Clarinet Performance from the University of Utah and studied with prominent musicians like Mitchell Lurie and Gary Foster.
Scott is a member of the American Federation of Musicians and a former member of NARAS (The Grammys).
Joel Rosenberg
Joel Rosenberg is the Music Director of the American West Symphony, Paradigm Chamber Orchestra, and other Utah ensembles. He has performed, and recorded for Albany Records, the William Wallace Concertino for Viola with the Slovak Radio Orchestra in a concert sponsored by the US Embassy in Bratislava.
Joel is a graduate of Juilliard in New York City, and a recipient of a Fulbright Grant to Rome, Italy, where he studied conducting with Franco Ferrara, and the viola with Bruno Giuranna. He has also received an Individual Artist Award from the State of Utah.
Shann Wood
Shann Jacobsen Wood began piano study at five, gave her first full solo recital at eight, and performed her first concerto with orchestra at nine. She studied piano with Mable Borg Jenkins, Adolph Baller, Gladys Gladstone, and Leonard Shure. She holds a BA in Music from Stanford University and an MA in Vocal Accompaniment from the New England Conservatory where she studied with John Moriarty.
As Grand Prize winner of the Utah State Fair Piano and Music competitions, she was a soloist with the Utah Symphony Orchestra under Maurice Abravanel. She was an award-winning fellow at Tanglewood where she accompanied Master classes for Phyllis Curtain and performed in recital with vocal fellows. She has performed solo piano recitals and collaborative vocal and instrumental recitals and choral concerts throughout the United States and in the UK and Canada, most recently on tour and on CD with the Boston Saengerfest Men’s Chorus.
As an opera coach, she has been a staff member of the Santa Fe Opera, San Francisco Opera Merola Program, the New England Conservatory Opera Workshop, Boston University Opera, and was Assistant Director of the University of Utah Opera Company.
Wed, July 9 2025
13 Tammuz 5785
