When you think of chamber music, you probably think of several classical musicians seated on stage, focused intently on their music. But the Houston-based wind ensemble Wind Sync is turning that notion on its head.
These rising stars in the classical world are known for taking different approaches to chamber music, including moving around onstage as they perform — and sometimes even doing so in costume. The quintetâs brand of so-called âinteractive chamber musicâ even garnered them a performance at Carnegie Hall last November.
The group makes its Hobby Center debut with a concert this Friday, March 7, at 8 p.m. and bassoonist Tracy Jacobson, oboe player Erin Tsai, flutist Garrett Hudson, clarinetist Jack Marquardt and French horn player Anni Hochhalter sat down with Houston Public Mediaâs St.John Flynn who asked how the group came together.
