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The county's own Rappahannock Quintet will bring its unique and innovative music to the Ki Theatre once again at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 in a- concert sponsored by the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community.
Last fall, the Quintet delighted a standing-room-only crowd with an evening of original music composed apd performed by Beth Levick on harp and vocals, Lyt Wood on the. hammered dulcimer, Kathy Tester on the flute, Scott Tester on the violin, and •Juidy Engen on the cello. Their program for Oct. 12 promises to be an equally surprising and enjoyable performance, full of new pieces which showcase the many talents of this. remarkable ensemble.
; The Quintet's music is characterized by the unexpected, with distinctly classical roots giving way to fresharrangements of traditional tunes and then evolving into ethereal new age pieces. While the moods and influences vary with the composer, the wide range of original compositions all share an infectious energy, compelling melodic lines, and interesting rhythms which will keep audiences
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