Central Arizona Flute Ensemble Brings Free Community Concerts to Peoria

The Central Arizona Flute Ensemble (CAFE) invites music lovers to experience free community concerts in Peoria. This talented group of flutists will perform diverse pieces, offering an enriching cultural experience for audiences of all ages. Join CAFE for an afternoon of musical elegance, perfect for families and friends to enjoy together.
PEORIA, AZ - The Central Arizona Flute Ensemble (CAFE) invites the community to embark on a unique musical journey with their upcoming performance, CAFE Odyssey: A Musical Adventure [https://cafeflutes.com/celebrate-music-and-community-happy-anniversary-concert/]. This special event, showcasing the versatility and brilliance of the flute family, will take place at the Peoria Center for Performing Arts on Saturday, October 5, at 7 PM and Sunday, October 6, at 2 PM. Thanks to the generous support of an Arts and Culture Grant from the City of Peoria, these concerts are free to the public, making them accessible to all music lovers and the arts.

The ensemble, comprising seven talented musicians, will perform diverse musical styles, ensuring that there is something for every taste. The concert promises to entertain audiences of all ages, from classical masterpieces to Disney tunes, pop hits, patriotic anthems, oldies, and Broadway show tunes. CAFE's performance will feature instruments from the entire flute family, including the tiny yet powerful piccolo and the extremely rare, impressive 10-foot-long contrabass flute. The variety of sounds and textures will take listeners on a captivating auditory adventure.

In a break from the traditional concert experience, CAFE aims to provide an interactive and educational event. Throughout the performance, the musicians will introduce each piece, sharing fascinating anecdotes about the composers, the works' history, and the various instruments' unique qualities. Audience members will have the rare opportunity to listen to the flutes and experience them up close, as the musicians will pass around flutes and piccolos for demonstration.

"We mindfully disregard the classical concert tradition of keeping the audience at a distance," says CAFE Manager Leslie Etzel. "Instead, we actively engage with our listeners. For example, rather than a printed program, we take turns standing up to introduce our music with interesting tidbits and a bit of humor. People see our faces, hear our voices, and connect with us, especially during the Q&A segment." This interactive format encourages a deeper connection between the musicians and the audience, creating a memorable experience beyond simply listening to music.

Since its founding in 2014, CAFE has made its mark on the Phoenix metro area's cultural scene, performing at a wide range of venues, including the Desert Botanical Garden, Tempe History Museum, Mesa Art Center, Arizona Broadway Theatre, and numerous libraries, art galleries, and senior communities. Their previous performance at the Peoria Center for Performing Arts was a resounding success, and they are excited to return for this second appearance.

Recent concert attendees have raved about the ensemble's captivating performances. "You are one of the most enjoyable, talented group of musicians I have ever had the pleasure of hearing," one listener remarked. Another audience member shared, "I came here thinking, 'I'll listen to a few flutes.' Little did I know how interesting and amazing this performance would be. I'll never forget that 10-foot-long contrabass flute!" These testimonials show the ensemble's ability to surprise and delight audiences with engaging performances and wide-ranging repertoire.

The Peoria Center for Performing Arts, located at 10580 N. 83rd Drive, Peoria, AZ 85345, will host these concerts. The venue offers open seating on a first-come, first-served basis, and doors will open 30 minutes before each performance. Audience members are encouraged to arrive early to secure their preferred seats. The performances will be approximately 90 minutes long, with a brief intermission. For more information about the concert, follow the event hashtag #CAFEOdyssey24.

About the Central Arizona Flute Ensemble (CAFE)

The Central Arizona Flute Ensemble (CAFE) is a dedicated group of musicians committed to enriching, enlightening, and inspiring the community through dynamic performances and educational programs that showcase the flute family's diverse range of instruments. The ensemble's mission is to break down the barriers between performers and audiences by offering interactive, approachable concerts that engage listeners in the world of music. CAFE is proud to be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, relying on grants, donations, and volunteer support to bring its innovative programs to the public.

Whether performing at community events, schools, or cultural venues, CAFE Flutes believes music is a powerful tool for fostering connection, education, and enjoyment. Through their interactive concerts, the ensemble aims to share the joy of music with people of all ages and backgrounds. Their performances not only entertain but also educate, offering listeners a closer look at the instruments, the composers, and the stories behind the music.

For those interested in learning more about the Central Arizona Flute Ensemble or for potential supporters, visit their website at cafeflutes.com [http://www.cafeflutes.com]. Donations to support their mission can be made directly through the site, helping ensure that CAFE continues to provide free and accessible performances throughout the Phoenix metro area.

Contact information: For additional details about the concert or to request high-resolution photos, please contact Susan Norton-Scott, Director of Development, at 602-469-5168 or via email at susan.norton-scott@cafeflutes.com

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