Savory Sounds Concert on July 23 Features Lauren Hayes

(WHITEWATER – Whitewater Arts Alliance Press Release) – The second of three Savory Sounds Concerts to take place at the Cultural Arts Center on 402 West Main Street on Thursday, July 23 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. will feature harpist Lauren Hayes. All concerts will be outside at the Whitewater Arts Alliance’s Cultural Arts Center. In case of rain, the concerts will be live-streamed.

La Piazza Pizzeria, 162 West Main Street, will provide lunches with pre-orders.  Attendees should call 262-458-2727 to pre-order lunches for pick up prior to the concert.

Chicago-based harpist Lauren Hayes is an avid orchestral, chamber, and solo musician, frequently performing with the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Chicago Composers Orchestra, and as an Associate in the Civic Orchestra of Chicago.  In addition to performing, she maintains a large private teaching studio and volunteers with the non-profit Sharing Notes. Hayes holds a PD in Orchestral Studies from Roosevelt University (2019), a MA in Harp with Distinction from the London Royal Academy of Music (2016), and a BM in Harp Performance from the University of Arizona (2014).  Lauren Hayes was born and raised in Whitewater.

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