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Salvation Army Brass Quartet to perform at MCC
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Special to the Independent
Holiday shoppers visiting the Brass Pro Shop in Mesa Dec. 20 were treated to a "pop-up" holiday concert provided by a Salvation Army brass quartet.
The brass quartet showed up unexpectedly with their instruments, folding chairs, music stands and music and performed for shoppers, even accepting requests.
Debbie Koeneman, a volunteer bell ringer for the Rotary Club of Mesa West, was the lucky bell ringer whose shift coincided with the holiday concert.
The musicians were promoting a free concert to be held at Mesa Community College Theater Saturday, January 7 at 6 p.m. The concert will be a performance of the Salvation Army USA Western Territory Staff Band.
Admission is free, but reservation tickets will be required.
Reservations can be made at www.swmusicandarts.org/wtsb. On that site, reservations can be made for the performance at MCC, plus other performances the band will be presenting that same weekend at other venues in the Phoenix metro area.
