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Southern Stars Symphonic Brass plays music of ‘Castles, Highlands and Moors’

Southern Stars Symphonic Brass is a 30-piece professinal brass instrumental ensemble that plays three concerts a year in Crossville, Tenn.
Southern Stars Symphonic Brass is a 30-piece professinal brass instrumental ensemble that plays three concerts a year in Crossville, Tenn.

If you go

› What: “Castles, Highlands and Moors” by Southern Stars Symphonic Brass.› When: 3 p.m. CDT Saturday, Feb. 20.› Where: Stone Memorial High School, 2800 Cook Road, Crossville, Tenn.› Admission: $22 adults, free for students.› Phone: 931-484-5000 (tickets), 931-484-6939 (information).› Website: www.ccplayhouse.org.

Ticket outlets

Tickets are available through the Cumberland County Playhouse box office, 221 Tennessee Ave., 931-484-5000 or ccplayhouse.org.Tickets also may be purchased in person at:› Cumberland Eye Care in Fairfield Glade (57 Fairfield Blvd.)› First National Bank of Tennessee branches in Crossville (1386 N. Main St.) and Fairfield Glade (5011 Peavine Road)› Bed & Biscuit Kennel in Crossville (153 Fence Lane)

Southern Stars Symphonic Brass will pay a musical visit to “Castles, Highlands and Moors” for its second concert of the season on Saturday, Feb. 20, in Crossville, Tenn.

Now in its eighth season, the 30-piece professional brass instrumental ensemble is under the direction of Dr. Steven Sudduth. The musicians hail from Nashville, Murfreesboro, Cookeville, Crossville, Chattanooga, Knoxville and southeastern Kentucky.

Guest vocalist will be Terri Utsey, a local favorite who made her first public appearance in 2010 at Crossville’s Palace Theatre, performing with the Cumberland Jamboree. Recently she has added big-band stylings to her repertoire as the female vocalist with the Swing Street Orchestra. For her debut with the Southern Stars, Utsey will sing the classic Irish folk song “Danny Boy” and the hymn “Nearer My God to Thee,” which was used in the movie “Titanic.”