Come and enjoy some relaxing and beautiful classical music in the wonderful setting of the Transfer Warehouse. Telluride Chamber Music and Telluride Arts have got together to bring you a series from talented local musicians, which will appeal to both first-time classical music goers and dedicated listeners alike. Running weekly throughout September, come relax, enjoy a glass of wine and let the music carry you away!

Free Admission!

September 21st, Doors 5pm | Music 5:30pm

Annie Foxen – violin

Annie Foxen has been playing the violin for 18 years. She graduated from Carleton College, where she continued to develop her musicianship alongside earning a degree in studio art. She was the concert mistress of the Carleton College Symphony Orchestra and participated in classical chamber, bluegrass, Chinese, and world music ensembles on campus. Later, she performed as an active member of the South Shore Symphony Orchestra and DC Strings. Notably, Annie played with the The Long Island Vegetable Orchestra, where her primary instruments were the butternut squash and the cucumber. Although the group started out as a way to get kids excited about music, they made an appearance on the Rachel Ray Show and were featured at the Green Space for WQXR’s Classical Beer Jam. In Telluride, Annie teaches private lessons and performs with the Telluride Camerata.

Colby Morrison – piano

Colby Morrison has been playing the piano for over ten years, studying throughout his youth and in college. Colby also has a wealth of experience in theater, both on stage, in the pit orchestra, and as a musical director. He also enjoyed singing choral music for several years. Colby moved to Telluride several months ago and is excited to be performing with the Telluride Chamber Music Association!