The Washington Conservatory of Music 

presents 

 Jeffery Watson, piano

 December 4 | 3 pm | FREE (donations accepted)

Westmoreland UCC Church | 1 Westmoreland Cir., Bethesda

(intersection of Mass. & Western Aves. - border of DC & Bethesda)  

                                           Program

Vallée D'Obermann                  Liszt

   from Années de Pèlerinage

Concert Etude No.3                      Liszt

   "Un sospiro" 

Phantasie in C Major            Schumann

Ballade in G minor                     Chopin

Post-concert audience reception hosted by Washington Conservatory students of Dr. Watson 

Pianist Jeffery Watson has appeared as soloist with the Honduran National Symphony, the Pan American Symphony, the Rosario (Argentina) Chamber Orchestra, the Alexandria Symphony and the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra with the Kirov Ballet.  Dr. Watson was pianist with the internationally acclaimed tango quintet, QuinTango, including performances with the Wichita Symphony, Orquesta Sinfonica Sinaloa de las Artes (Mexico), as well as at Lincoln Center, the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, the US Ambassador's Residence in Buenos Aires and at the International Tango Festival in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.  He performs regularly throughout the US as both soloist and collaborator, including recent residencies at the University of Virginia, the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point, the George Washington University and the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. In the Spring of 2011, he was soloist and clinician at the 3rd International Piano Festival in Lima, Peru. Dr. Watson is a faculty member of the Washington Conservatory of Music.

About the Washington Conservatory

Pay-As-You-Can Policy

It is very simple: we believe that everyone, regardless of financial situation, deserves to hear outstanding live music. And we believe in the honesty of our audiences. Some can pay $40 to $100, as they do in major area venues. Some can pay much less. Everyone hears the same world-class concert. Seating for concerts is on a first-come basis.