If you go
› What: Tri-State Honor Band presents Kenyon Wilson’s “Five.”› When: 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23› Where: Roland Hayes Concert Hall, UTC Fine Arts Building, 615 McCallie Ave.› Admission: Free› Phone: 423-425-4601› Website: utcmusic.org/index.php/utc-honor-band/tristate-schedule
Learn more
For additional information about University of Tennessee at Chattanooga professor Kenyon Wilson and samples of his previous compositions, visit kenyonwilson.com.
Additional performances
The following are the confirmed dates for additional local performances of “Five,” a memorial work composed by UTC professor Kenyon Wilson to honor the victims of the 2015 terrorist attacks in Chattanooga.* Feb. 25: Rhea County High School* March 31: Chattanooga State Community College* April 14: Dalton/Whitfield Community Band* April 22: Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences* April 26: Ooltewah High School and Bradley Central High School* April 27: Signal Mountain High School* April 28: Dade County High School* May 1: Boyd-Buchanan School* May 3: Ridgeland High School* May 9: Red Bank High School* May 12: East Hamilton High School* May 17: Chattanooga Central High School* May 19: Hixson High School
Whether through lashing out or shutting down, everyone responds to tragedy in different ways. Kenyon Wilson, a University of Tennessee at Chattanooga music professor, put pen to staff paper.
On Saturday, Jan. 23, as part of UTC’s annual Tri-State Honor Band clinic, an ensemble of the region’s best student musicians will perform the debut of “Five,” the piece Wilson composed in honor of the four Marines and a Navy sailor who were killed during the terrorist attacks in Chattanooga on July 16, 2015.